Sentence examples for got a noose from inspiring English sources
Later, he simply writes: "Anybody got a noose?" below one of Kat's posts.
"They've got a noose around small business," said Schulman, founder of Northbrook, Illinois-based Green Planet Bottling (www.greenplanetbottling.com), a maker of eco-friendly plant-based water bottles.
"We could get a noose, like we did with Saddam, tear it down, tie it to a pickup truck, drive it to Alabama, and have him stare at Bear Bryant," one caller suggested.
But I've always been an outside-the-box kind of person, so the next morning I rounded up a few books and tied them to my torso with some bear entrails I'd been saving to make a noose in case things got really bad.
In the past, communities like Seville trying to make improvements got caught in a noose of bureaucratic technicalities that resulted in years of delays.
"It annoys me you may work for nine months, get into Europe, celebrate and then come back for pre-season and the Europa League has become a noose around the neck.
Make a noose toward the starting end of the rope.
"Semantics like a noose, get out your dictionary".
Here the winner goes to what sounds like a hell of a lot of bother only to get his neck in a noose.
It made it a lot easier to get the noose on".
