Sentence examples for strangulation for from inspiring English sources

HUNDREDS of millions of window blinds -- both miniblinds and pleated shades -- are being recalled for modification because the cords, which end in a loop, or can be made into a loop, pose the risk of strangulation for young children, the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission announced yesterday.

They'll role-play together, stretching out a strangulation fantasy for minutes rather than the seconds it'd take to choke someone out in real life, then playing with the "dead" partner's limp body.

The strap on the breastfeeding pillow is a strangulation hazard for toddlers.

Some read Nitkowski's piece as advocating for the strangulation of players.

Detectives have not ruled out the possibility that the skeletons are victims of Daniel Conahan, who was sentenced to death in 1999 for the strangulation of a drifter who was found in woods in neighboring Charlotte County.

In fact, it's a formula for the slow strangulation of economic growth, which is the problem the economy faces already, thanks to the mindlessly destructive sequester.

Without that, each experiment, however harmless, would be forced to serve as a proxy for the whole approach a recipe for strangulation by protest and bureaucracy.In retrospect, the Asilomar meeting may come to be seen as a step towards that respectable system, but probably only a small one.

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Syed is serving a life sentence for his 2000 murder conviction in the strangulation of ex-girlfriend Hae Min Lee.

Two-and-a-half years later, five other Black teenagers from Cook County (known as the Englewood Five) were arrested for the sexual assault and murder by strangulation of a 30-year-old woman named Nina Glover.  .

Even their method of killing was derivative of cinema — using metal wire for strangulation.