Sentence examples for put a noose from inspiring English sources

They'd put a noose around your neck.

"There are people asking us to tighten our belts; we just put a noose around our neck".

Amid the horror of her existence, she put a noose around her neck in an attempt to end her life.

One of the accomplices – also white-haired, also pot-bellied – put a noose around the black man's neck.

The jury believed that Gilfoyle, a hospital orderly, stage-managed the "suicide" after having duped her into writing a suicide note and persuaded her to put a noose around her neck.

Holding a battered and charred fragment of what he claimed was an Iranian drone brought down in Israeli airspace this month, the Israeli prime minister told the Munich security conference on Sunday: "Israel will not allow the regime to put a noose of terror around our neck.

She accused the three states of putting a noose around civilians in the city, asking: "Are you incapable of shame?

Sitting in the upstairs room of a hostelry near the central London courts, Charles van Commenee has been talking about how folk thought he was putting a noose around his neck when, on becoming head coach of UK Athletics two years ago, he said he was aiming for eight medals at the 2012 Olympic Games.

Guise was heckled a little at a candidates' forum last week – one questioner demanded why the Greens wanted non-human animals designated as "beings" and declared that farmers who voted Green would be "putting a noose around your neck'' – but nobody takes his candidacy lightly.

As Brody's head was put in a noose, all I could think was, "I'm betting Damian Lewis is glad he can move on to other things now".

"We don't want to grab Germany by the neck or put them in a noose, only to come and discuss with us how they will repay these loans," Glezos said.