Sentence examples for strangle of from inspiring English sources

As I watched George Osborne's slow strangle of the welfare state on Wednesday, I wondered – how many Mills & Boon novels will have been sold by the time he finally winds up?

That's the third leg-side strangle of the day and continues a fairly poor series by Cook's absurd standards: 10, 116, 17, 4. Updated at 3.26am GMT 3.22am GMT 2nd over: England 8-0 (Cook 4, Compton 4) There are a further 24 overs to be bowled tonight.

Carter, named the 2010 Professional Cricketers Associationn player of the year on the back of 617 runs and 51 wickets in Division One, enjoyed a stroke of fortune when his loosener resulted in the leg‑side strangle of Stephen Moore for 76.

"Call the paramedics, Mrs. Zeger — " He was cut off by a terrible grip, a twisting vine-strangle of the heart — but his words kicked Mrs. Zegerman into high gear.

The homicide detective Lucas Davenport investigates the strangling of a famous model. 2 4 ICY SPARKS, by Gwyn Hyman Rubio.

He denounced the censorship of works before publication as a strangling of free inquiry.

The homicide detective Lucas Davenport investigates the strangling of a famous model.

The defense has contested only two of the 19 murders, and both involved the strangling of women.

The result is a slow strangling of the firms that had started to think rationally about costs, customers and competitors.

A 12-year-old Long Island girl has been arrested in the strangling of her mother, the police said.

In 1989, a 19-year-old student was charged with second-degree murder in the strangling of a fellow student.