strangulation

Certainly looks as if she met her end by strangulation.

The cause of her death was determined to be strangulation.

"Simple case of strangulation from behind," he said, his words running together.

During the process of strangulation, the blood supply had been cut off from his head, never to return.

It was called to deal with just one subject: the economic strangulation of Israel.

There was no big spilling of blood with a strangulation.

Pressure applied to the outside of the neck, such as strangulation.

I've no need of that, to kill you gradually from strangulation.

But strong measures are needed to prevent strangulation of the city's streets.

She died from compression to the neck, because of strangulation.

Her body showed signs of strangulation and a head wound.

She killed her victim via strangulation on 20 May 1923.

Give sanctions a couple of years to work, and economic strangulation will bring Iraq to its knees.

The district health officer ruled that she had died of strangulation.

Drake knew that he was going to die, and it would not be of strangulation.

So I'd say the strangulation came first and then, for whatever reason, the stabbing.

That is the point at which the sense of strangulation begins?"

The cause of death, the sheriff's department said, was strangulation and head injuries.

I choose strangulation because it is a horrible way to die.

I want the pleasure of watching him die a bit more slowly than from strangulation.

He was in agony from the pressure of the strangulation cord.

That would be the ideal activity to interrupt by strangulation.

Where this involved suspension by the chin, there was risk of strangulation.

For a second time that night she knew the foretaste of strangulation.

My generation had lived through the strangulation of space travel by the world's governments.