Sentences with phrase «by noose»

Certain pieces dealing with professional sports might have served as a Nike campaign if not for scattered, disturbingly altered details, like two black men dramatically posed in action playing basketball, the hoop replaced by a noose.
The Suit and Bridesmaids João's suit was by Noose and Monkey.
These ranged from Trump's sons, The Donald Jr. and Eric - photographed in 2012 sawing off the tails of elephants, hanging 13 - foot crocodiles by a noose off from branches, and clinging gleefully to the carcass of a slumped leopard, to Wells Tower's searing 2014 GQ account of an elephant hunt, to more recent viral outrages, such as the woman who posed with the giraffe she shot and called it a «very dangerous animal» and Walter Palmer, the dentist recently vilified for killing Cecil, a beloved Zimbabwe lion.

Not exact matches

Iraq: an Evil One once empowered by the U.S. hangs from a noose the U.S. helped weave.
ManU is owned by the Glazers and they are hard noosed business men.
However, that is not going to be achieved by placing a noose around the Tories» neck and Labour's, too.
Well - intentioned, competently shot and put together, solidly acted, especially by tomorrow's superstar Jacob Lofland (who we'd call a revelation if he hadn't already impressed us so much as Neckbone in Jeff Nichols» «Mud»), and unafraid to swim in the traditionally shark - infested thematic waters of the American class system, the film nonetheless can't quite slip the «seen it before» noose.
Scraggly, suicidal Hank (Paul Dano) is all noosed up and ready to go on his speck of a remote island when, along the beach, he sees a limp body buffeted by the waves (Daniel Radcliffe, taking on a role that gets progressively weirder).
«Cut The Noose» is the 3rd full length release by the Texas based punk band Krum Bums and their first being released by Century Media / Emi.
Hajian gets too close by adding strings on top of his synths, bringing sad, soul - searching impact to the soundtrack as the noose gets both tighter around compromised heroes and multi-dimensional villains.
Former Philadelphia Mayor Richardson Dilworth, a patrician reformer who helped end the city's rule by a Republican political machine in the 1950s, bluntly described Philadelphia as choked by the «white noose» of the suburbs.
Meanwhile, Big Publishing has been busily fitting a noose around its neck by continuing business as usual.
A leash or a noose can sometimes be maneuvered around its head then grasped by the neck.
Snares are thin wire nooses that are commonly used by gamekeepers to catch foxes, rabbits and stoats.
«Let us allow the dog to disappear from our brick and concrete jungles — from our firesides, from the leather nooses and metal chains by which we enslave it.»
Becoming more common are restraint systems consisting of grooming arms or poles that extend over the table, designed to hold the dog in place by means of a ring on a noose or head halter that can be attached to the post.
Influenced by a 2006 incident in Jena, Louisiana, in which nooses were dangled from a tree at a racially troubled high school, the piece also evokes the rich cross-cultural symbolism of trees: Biggers alludes to the story of Buddha finding enlightenment under a bodhi tree.
The former is referenced, for example, in the three related Band - Aid pieces and in a haunting all - black, monochromatic work titled Wound Picture, and the latter is suggested by a menacing noose, almost unseen behind washes of white paint, in an untitled piece.
At the Kohn Gallery, an eerie piece, Rat Purse (1959), hangs on the wall by its nylon noose.
For their degree show they submitted identical work (photographs where they appeared to be murdering each other, one by drowning, one with a noose).
Like an «art house of horrors,» someone said of the fetishy content (Damien Hirst grinning With Dead Head, Andra Ursuta's noose suspended by a balloon, Dash Snow's pill bottles, a Jivaro shrunken head, stuff like that.)
Titled «Duck Duck Noose,» the work by Gary Simmons is jarring and provocative and makes clear that race issues will be explored aggressively in «30 Americans.»
All those nooses and swasticas that were drawn on their own office door or put out on their own front tree by lefty activists?
With the inordinate quantities of time now available to the average mug in post-manufacturing-Australia, workshops for new learning could abound, what do you want to learn; How To Knit A Mud Brick Macramé Skivvy, Build Your Dream Hut From Sea - Weed And Snot, How To Prevent Post Birth Waste by Eating Your Own Placenta, Catch and Cook Your Own Slugs Using Only a Hangman's Noose and Some Stolen Kerosene, the options are endless.
By making exactly that kind of remark, you walk directly into your own credibility shredder, you create your own noose to hang yourself with.
Members crashed a talk being given at the University of Melbourne by physicist Hans Schellnhuber, Director of the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, presenting a shocked Dr. Schellnhuber with a noose.
However, a concept called the «Electronic Noose» demonstrated disruption when the medical supply business American Hospitals, nearly put Johnson & Johnson's hospital distribution division out of business by giving terminals to US hospital procurement officers.
By successfully arguing that the presiding judge failed to properly apply the appropriate legal tests established in Mobilisa, Inc. v. Doe, Warner was able to slip his client from the defamation liability noose.
South Korea has tightened the noose around the blockchain community by banning initial coin offerings (ICOs), becoming the second Asian country in a month to prohibit...
South Korea has tightened the noose around the blockchain community by banning initial coin offerings (ICOs), becoming the second Asian country in a month to prohibit the new crowdfunding model.
Israel is calling for a tax on upcoming ICOs for both issuers and investors, opting in a double - edged sword scenario to tighten the noose on regulation as opposed to a more severe approach taken by China and South Korea.
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