Sentence examples for rag stuffed from inspiring English sources

Others simply had tissue or bits of rag stuffed up their noses.

He then ignites a Molotov cocktail — a wine or Champagne bottle filled with accelerant with a rag stuffed in its neck.

Anyone who found a soda bottle would rush off and soon return with it half-filled with gasoline, a rag stuffed in the neck.

While the abuse he suffered there was mostly verbal, he recalls the occasional box being lobbed at him and a "joke" when he was bound with sticky tape and a rag stuffed in his mouth.

So why do parts of what he had to say that day in February make him sound as if he is standing in the pews of the Commons waving a bottle of petrol with a burning rag stuffed in it?

As Michael Kimmelman described it in The New York Times, "Mr. Barney -- a former athlete whose athletic motifs are meant to express the physical labor and strategic sacrifice -- assumed the role of the game's contestant, dressed in a kilt with a bloody rag stuffed in his mouth".

Mix the dried bits with three drops of water, put a gob on a rag, stuff the rag into your nostrils, and you had a cheap high more exhilarating than that of the heroin for sale in one of Gautam Nagar's bigger huts.

S.N.C.F. officials also reported vandalism to rail signal systems, including burning rags stuffed in signal boxes.

This was sometimes ornately dressed and sometimes a barely recognisable bundle of rags stuffed with whatever filling was suitable.

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In 2006, these three prisoners had been brought, dead, to the medical clinic at Guantanamo, and a Navy medical corpsman had told Hickman that the men, one of them severely bruised, had died from having had rags stuffed down their throats.