Sentence examples for rope to strangle from inspiring English sources

They used a rope to strangle them.

Mr. Bulger then slipped a rope around Mr. McIntyre's neck and tried to strangle him, Mr. Weeks said, but the rope was too thick.

There, among the headstones, Halstead and Restivo had raped her and then persuaded Kogut to strangle her with a rope.

They then tried to strangle him with a rope, and when that did not work, Mr. Flemmi testified, they shot him and removed his teeth.

In the novel, after Chris's closest friend confesses that he is gay, Chris says that part of him wanted to "strangle him with a rope" and "chop a hole in a frozen river and dump him there".

But the noose tightened, and the rope, held by the tree, steadily began to strangle it.

Robinson last week had talked of the need to strangle France but he succeeded only in giving himself enough rope.

La Kabanga, an in vivo term used by youth and refers to a weapon (a rope used to strangle people) and is also used to refer to people who kill others with this weapon ('Kabanga people').

"He's someone you want to strangle".

He resisted any impulse to strangle someone.

Strangling free speech, one entrepreneur argued, is likely to strangle innovation as well.