Sentence examples for the strangulation of from inspiring English sources

But as summer faded, the strangulation of Damascus began.

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

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

A police officer has been charged with murder in the strangulation of a woman he lived with, law enforcement officials said last night.

He describes the Democratic Party as one that merely reacts to events, and he documents the strangulation of conviction by "triangulation".

A 98-year-old woman was indicted on a murder charge in the strangulation of her 100-year-old roommate in a Dartmouth nursing home.

Those who are paid to manage the strangulations of funds clearly rule with an iron fist.

Running through all three is a subplot that the narrator teases as the series begins: "Tonight on 'Brooklyn North Homicide Squad,' detectives investigate the strangulations of five women by a possible serial killer".

In the examples cited by the SPCA, the dogs in question suffered horrible injuries after the "the forced strangulation of their testicles".

Stiglitz points out that the US is seeing the slow strangulation of the American Dream, and that the US has surrendered much of its civil society to vested interests, which both stifles the lives of the poor but also risks future collective prosperity.

He was later accused of the strangulation murder of 22-year-old Christine Lewis in 1989, but a jury deadlocked, and prosecutors decided not to retry him after his death sentence for Reese's murder.