Sentence examples for that stranglehold from inspiring English sources

In this respect, at least, that stranglehold might for once resemble a warm embrace.

And by our collective action, starting here this week in New York, that stranglehold of despair can, and must, be broken.

"Sky has a stranglehold, but our sole objective isn't to break that stranglehold.

Labor held an overwhelming majority in the Senate and Cook aimed to break that stranglehold.

"That stranglehold is finally being broken by a highly educated, ethnically diverse, global thinking, hard-to-reach generation.

That stranglehold could be broken in Vancouver by the Chinese pairs of Shen Xue and Zhao Hongbo; Pang Qing and Tong Jian;, and Zhang Dan and Zhang Hao, who finished first, fourth and fifth in Sunday's short program.

And that growing stranglehold is as bad for pop as it is for society.

The core problem was that the stranglehold that market logic secured over public life in this period made the most direct and obvious climate responses seem politically heretical.

He said that this "stranglehold" of KeySpan on the Island's electricity supply wass something LIPA has been concerned about, and that LIPA hoped to make a decision during the summer.

"There is certainly cause for optimism that the stranglehold that the gun lobby held in American politics for a number of years may be weakening," said Adam Skaggs, an attorney for Everytown for Gun Safety, a gun control advocacy group backed by former New York mayor Michael Bloomberg.

And then, if enough of the human cancer has been destroyed, enough so that the stranglehold we have around the life cells of the planet has loosened and she can breathe, maybe life will return to her.