noose

It was the noose to which I must pay attention.

It would certainly be his head in the noose no matter what.

The three of them walk toward what looks like a noose.

Four years ago, I kept you out of the noose.

You're looking to me to save you from the noose!

Not without getting old under the threat of the noose.

The old law of the gun and the noose must go.

He was the one who put the noose around my neck.

"One does not like to think of a friend with a noose about his neck!"

Everyone in the city felt as if the noose was around his own neck.

"And what is the purpose of the noose above the table?"

Did he guess his pretty neck was in the noose?

"My head is in the noose" was all that I could say, or think.

And I came to on the floor, looking up at the noose hanging above me.

When they looked down to see if he had died, the noose was empty.

Police were called to the school in the days after the noose incident.

"I could have gone out with a noose and hung myself."

Not so foolish as to put your head in a noose.

At one end of it was the noose, already tied.

He would leave it either by a noose or to escape one.

He just has himself a snack and makes a noose.

But about the year 1000, the social noose around women tightened.

She turned one end of the rope into a noose.

The bullets alone are enough to put his head in a noose.

But he never gave me enough rope to make a noose.

The first she had noosed around his neck as he slept.

Twice he had almost been noosed like some dumb animal.

She noosed it around his neck, gently pulled the knot into place, and flipped down the collar.

He noosed it, spread the noose wide with a wooden rod on a thin line.

A strap across his forehead noosed his long, tangled hair, and he had to free a hand to fix it.

Reynolds rode behind her, holding the end of a rope that was noosed around her neck.

He placed her facedown on a blanket and noosed her up neck-to-ankles.

Then the merman noosed one end' about him, and Dalgard, the door taking some of the strain, lowered him.

Daniel was still wearing his button-down shirt from the funeral, although he'd stripped off the tie and left it noosed around one of the kitchen chairs.

Casca had one rope noosed around his thick neck, a second tied securely to his waist.

"Hubert, I do not know why we are born to struggle and to suffer and at last be noosed with the rope of Doom.

Skaup grinned evilly at Borumm as he noosed his neck to the others, forming them into a line.

When the crowd arrived at the canyon, Capt. Ned climbed a tree and arranged the halter, then came down and noosed his man.

On top of the coffin are three lighted candles and the long loose end of a heavy iron chain, noosed around its waist, trails behind him.

First checking his lifeline, he crawled out on his belly to the after locker for the coil of rope Gomez had noosed round his neck.

Wilsa noosed the cable around her waist and under her armpits, nodded to Jon, and walked steadily to the hole.

Beauregard Browne moved behind him, took the toggle on the end of the wire that noosed his neck, and said, "If you wouldn't mind getting up now?"

But there would be more kragen for his derricks; hopefully they could be noosed by the sea-derrick before they broke into the lagoon.

Bend to me-" She pressed her hand against his forehead as when she sent his sight to the cavern that time Nimir had noosed him.

Grabbing Dandin's outstretched paws, she noosed the Gullwhacker tight 231 around them, calling to her companions, "Back off now.

Then Manawyddan noosed the string about the mouse's neck, and was about to draw it tight when a bishop, with a great following and horses bearing huge packs, came by.

A streetful of carefully suited malignance, rows of black-cottoned shoulders padded with fighters' muscle, tipping their hats, straightening the dark ties noosed from their white shirts.

Noosed in the customary way, his four legs dragged through the bars, and his head, by means of a "choke" collar, drawn against the bars, he was first of all manicured.

Then he noosed the string around the mouse's neck, and as he was about to draw it up, behold, he saw a bishop's retinue, with his sumpter-horses and his attendants.

Then she had noosed the belt around the young woman's left leg halfway between the young woman's crotch and where her left knee had been until that fabled A-train had come along.