Sentence examples for noose of from inspiring English sources
How do we slip the noose of determinism?
"Rob Poley smiles / that noose of a smile he saves for lethal words.
The targets are always moving; characters and plot keep slipping the noose of predictability.
The noose of history tightens; this battle can only end one way.
In book after book, she manages to slip the noose of that cliché.
We can slip out of the noose of the sun and the moon's influence and the spell of the stars.
There are terrible marks on her neck, "as if a noose of a rope had been tied tight around it".
Without that, Barclays' directors can look forward to the ever tightening noose of regulation doing it for them.
She and I both liked the Adali-B ($640), a tightfitting hip-length jacket in black, brown or navy with sinuous asymmetrical zipper and billowing noose of fur.
In the past, communities like Seville trying to make improvements got caught in a noose of bureaucratic technicalities that resulted in years of delays.
Every so often he bursts into song, easing the noose of his unrelenting and smugly clever monologues, invariably declaimed in plummy, self-satisfied tones.
