1. He strangled her with her own scarf.

2. I really want to strangle him.

3. The victim had been strangled with a belt.

4. She had been strangled with her own scarf and her body dumped in the woods.

5. Whenever she starts going on about her beloved son, I could cheerfully strangle her.

6. He tried to strangle a border policeman and steal his gun.

7. There was a strangled cry from the other room.

8. She felt her creativity was being strangled.

9. He was strangled with a scarf.

10. The country's economic plight is strangling its scientific institutions.

11. He strangled her with a nylon stocking.

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12. The current monetary policy is strangling the economy.

13. 'Oh, no!' she cried, strangling a sob.

14. Mills argues that high taxation strangles the economy.

15. It's perfectly natural that she should try to strangle the opposition to her plans at birth .

16. I could cheerfully strangle you for getting me into this mess!

17. A post-mortem on the body revealed that the victim had been strangled.

18. It came again, a strangled cry from the room next door.

19. She tried to strangle her baby and her lover helped her finish the evil deed .

20. There is a great deal of fear that the new restrictions might strangle the country's economy.

21. Riini who police say strangles his victims and dissolves their corpses in vats of acid.

22. Strangles is an acute disease caused by infection with a bacteria called Streptococcus Equi.

23. Temporary love deepens love, while long separating strangles love.

24. But most of the time it strangles a company.

25. Ultimately, in this form of flexibility, the Library strangles its own attractions.

26. He strangles her and puts her face in pig food?

27. The nasal discharge and the discharge from the abscesses is highly infectious and this is how strangles is spread to other horses.

28. Paying later for stuff we get today seems small, almost inconsequential early on –but becomes a noose that strangles as the years wear on.

29. At the end he slips in a little duet where the man having balanced his partner in a neck hold apparently strangles her and leaves her for dead.

30. How many chick flicks come with the line (said by Pfeiffer): "Love strangles. Hate cradles you"?

31. Entrenchment in the self, consumption of self as a result of self importance or insecurity, strangles empathy.

32. Ultimately, in this form of flexibility, the library strangles the very attractions that differentiate it from other information resources.

33. European bankers have been saying things are fine for weeks now, even as their exposure to indebted euro-zone countries strangles their access to funding.

34. True power strangles you with silk ribbons, charm and intelligence.

35. The impatient horse which will not quietly endure his halter only strangles himself in his stall.

36. Washington worships virtuosos, but it also strangles them with attention and blinds them with limelight.

37. When the woman on you "Sophie means thousands of strangles, " you have to think about when she is under what circumstances would you.

38. The garrote is a device that strangles a person to death.

39. Global steelmakers face a sharp reversal in demand as tight credit strangles demand for cars, construction machinery and other products that consume steel.

40. It leaps onto Unit 03 and strangles it, breaking it's neck.

41. Russia is now resurgent,(http:///strangles.html) and the West sees a new menace in all Putin's movements: the way he mocks the U.S. and Europe abroad and strangles democracy at home.

42. A similar scene found in Mesopotamia is associated with the Gilgamesh epic, in which the hero strangles a pair of lions.

43. Our shareholders know corruption is a drag on economies, taxes the poor, and strangles opportunity.