Cambeak is a prominent headland and the cliffs at the Strangles are a National Trust property.

In 1861 Macaroni was one of several yearlings at the stud to be affected by an outbreak of an equine respiratory disease known as Strangles, which adversely affected his physical development and persuaded the Marquis to sell him.

He strangled the life out of the foreign oil companies.

She may have strangled to death on her own blood.

You remember, one of the teachers got strangled a year or two ago.

The man who had almost, but not quite, strangled me to death.

But he strangled one more little girl before we did.

If he had come to me in bed, I would have strangled him, then.

Not since the day we met, when he strangled his wife in front of me.

He had been shot, strangled, and then his house was set on fire.

There was some evidence that he may have also been strangled.

She was found strangled in her home on April 15.

I felt as if something were trying to strangle me.

But strangling the man to death is a different matter.

He was strangled earlier on the same day of the scene.

So why is everybody talking as if the program has been strangled by its own success?

I'm not going to strangle him, she told herself again.

"I would care for nothing more than to strangle you."

I'd like to strangle that woman with my own hands.

She had been strangled by someone's left hand, the police concluded.

It looked as if strangling her was not going to be possible.

It was something to do with her hands other than strangle him.

Five minutes later he had been strangled with the belt.

It would probably take her an hour or more to strangle.

Nothing had since the day I watched him strangle his wife.

We should have made a complete job of it, and strangled them.

"She was strangled, walking home from the school one night."