Strangling

Strangling the speculative economy in its cradle, it would have slowed American growth, but would certainly have allowed us to avoid the depression and have produced a society where the malefactors of great wealth did not sit on our necks, demanding trillion dollar bailouts.

Matthew Yglesias » Commerce Cabinet Crisis I 2009

Strangling my youngest child would be illegal, so I laughed instead.

CHOCOLATE MILK • by Ladonna A. Watkins 2010

Strangling would be quieter but next to impossible with someone as muscular as the colonel.

The Lady Matador’s Hotel Cristina García 2010

Strangling your wife is a very very serious thing and saying that you were high on drugs isn't an excuse I'm sure your average Joe can ever use.

Ozzy Osbourne on 'American Morning' Friday 2010

Strangling frustration—to feel how wet she was but not be able to put his tongue or shaft between her thighs…

Kresley Cole Immortals After Dark: The Clan MacRieve Kresley Cole 2010

Strangling the media...and NGOs.....don't they know the NGOs love them?

Nothing like a Hamas government.... GayandRight 2009

Strangling women, shooting a woman at close range with an MP40, visual scalping of victims, come on.

Inglourious Basterds | ATTACKERMAN 2009

Strangling any potential rival or viable alternative to America's vision of a free marketeconomy ...

Why Is Iran Still in the Cross-Hairs? Clues from the Project for a New American Century 2008

Strangling Dissent, Muzzling Whistleblowers yahooBuzzArticleHeadline = 'Strangling Dissent, Muzzling Whistleblowers'; yahooBuzzArticleSummary = 'Article: Matt Miller calls for muzzling advisors and cabinet officials.

Strangling Dissent, Muzzling Whistleblowers 2008

The first management book I read was by Robert Townsend, called "Up the Organization" [subtitled "How to Stop the Corporation from Stifling People and Strangling Profits"] written in the '70s.

Hotelier Stresses Service and Staff Development 2008