Sentences with phrase «tying nooses»

Deciding that a short drop and a quick stop is the only solution, she ties the noose, climbs the ladder, and prepares to meet her end.

It'll just be Ted Nugent, some oddball ranchers, Donald Trump and the former owner of the Clippers teaching the crowd about how to tie a noose and playing out their wild west fantasies in the new Red Dead Redemption game.

If you rope yourself into purchasing a new car every time you earn a small promotion at work, you're tying a noose around your neck financially.

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So on behalf of the oppressed tie - wearers of the world, here is my appeal to those corporate despots who still force their male staff to daily put nooses around their necks: please think again.

Don't you mean the end of the noose he tied with his own hands and placed around his neck?

The so - called choking game is the practice of using hands, fingers or external wrapping materials — such as a belt, tie or noose — to apply strong pressure against the carotid arteries lining either side of the neck.

The ankles are tied together and another length of rope is wound around the neck, like a noose, and tied to the ankles.

- Daniel Torday, author of The Last Flight of Poxl West «Like absolutely nothing I've read before, Levinson's brilliantly unsettling, fiercely funny novel takes on both dangerous intolerance in the near - future world, and in the confines of one wildly destructive family, where ties tighten like nooses and kith and kin can become like warring political systems.

(Tying your dog into the truck bed is not a safe option; ropes and leashes become nooses when a dog is jolted into the air.)

You might want to use tub tie - outs or bathing nooses to restrain him / her.

Amongst the works on view was the striking painting Parabel (2008), which depicts a fallen painter with a noose tied from his neck to a blank canvas.

In what remains perhaps his most controversial installation, Untitled (2004), saw three realistic life - size children hung from nooses tied to an oak tree in a busy piazza in Milan.

Although far from middle - aged, the artist appears to glimpse mortality through these skeletal objects that dangle from straps tied to the ceiling as if hanging from a noose.

Gerald Machona's photograph Keep calm and untie the noose I, depicting a black man in a suit with a tie strung around his neck like a noose, continues the theme of abated freedom in the show.