Sentence examples for rope to hang from inspiring English sources

That saying about giving someone enough rope to hang themselves?

Oppenheimer gives them more than enough rope to hang themselves.

Vice gives him enough rope to hang himself.

Griffin was given sufficient rope to hang himself.

He looks like Quasimodo without a bell rope to hang on to.

"But at the same time, that can be more rope to hang yourself with".

Although the proportion of households that had all of their campaign nets hanged by the volunteer was consistent across the three regions at around forty percent, more households received nails and ropes to hang their own nets in Brong Ahafo and were more likely to have nets observed hanging on the day of the interview.

After the wheelchair protestors forced the police back off the bridge, with Rosemerry leading the way, she took off like Super Girl, rolling down at full speed with a lilac cape hanging from her neck to hide the hooks and rope needed to hang herself from the bridge.

She said her father was clever with ropes and used them often, creating handholds for boxes and once devising a rope pulley to hang a picture high on the wall.

He also received an allowance for cats o' nine tails and birch rods, and supplemented his income by selling sections of the rope used to hang his victims, for which he charged between five shillings and £1 per inch.

He did, however, often leave him with enough conversational rope to sometimes hang himself with, all the while subtly referencing junior doctors with his "Heart Unions" badge.