Sentence examples for hang him up from inspiring English sources
Wyatt retorted, with ample justification, that if being in a wheelchair didn't hang him up, he saw no reason why it should offend anybody else.
"Never driven nails into a man's flesh?" "The movie where they make Jesus carry the big cross up the hill," I explained to my father, "so they could hammer the nails into his flesh and hang him up on it".
"If they arrested Hitler himself they'd hang him up and make him confess that he belonged to a terrorist cell in Imbaba [a district of Cairo] that wanted to overthrow the government".
In speaking to reporters, he said, "You want to hang him up from an oak tree?" Yesterday, after Democrats criticized his remarks, Mr. Bruno said he had "used a metaphor that was admittedly a poor choice of words and inappropriate given the increased tensions generated by Senator Lott's comments".
"I put him on when I go into the studio and hang him up on the hook when I leave," he said, giving the impression that he was never wholly satisfied with a lifelong career as one of the less interesting protagonists in a radio soap.
Davies adds that "these deaths are very seldom", but that he had personally witnessed it A slightly variant way of executing people by means of impalement was to force an iron meat hook beneath a person's ribs and hang him up to die slowly.
They had removed his kurta when they hung him up on the wall.
They walked him into a windowless room in the police station and hung him up on a hook by the manacles around his wrists, so that his feet touched the ground only when he stood on his toes.
They hung him for hours by his hands from the sprinkler pipes on the ceiling, took him down to give him 10 minutes to eat and hung him up again.
They hung him up on a tree so everybody for miles around could come to see.
