Sentence examples for hanged men from inspiring English sources

We see a trio of hanged men.

In his skies are floating chairs, hanged men.

The exhibition includes drawings of birds, horses, people wearing fur, hanged men, mythological figures and various portrait medals, in ideal impressions, all minor miracles of refined observation.

He neither joked nor crowed about his work, considering it an act of mercy next to the methods of the Americans, whose hanged men usually strangled to death over several minutes.

The Montana Vigilantes hanged men using the testimony of other men who faced their imminent executions as the sole evidence.

Although the executioner, John of Baggeham, considered both men to be already dead when they fell to the ground they were nevertheless hanged again, "as an insult to their kin", and because it was the usual custom that hanged men could not be removed from the gallows without the lord's permission.

The other six testifying to Cragh's execution included the hanged man himself, despite William de Briouze's stated belief that he had died of natural causes about two years earlier.

But he said, "I could not afford to hang men for votes".

Piotr Golovin, the Cossack governor of Yakutsk, hung men on meat hooks when yasak quotas went unfulfilled.

Not long ago, the Taliban publicly hung men in the main square of Mingora, just a few miles from this epic terrain.

And in Shanghai, more than 1,000 companies hang men out to wash, though only a handful of these workers are relatively well equipped and use backup ropes religiously.