strangle造句

If it wasn't too hot to move I would strangle her right now.

But future interest-rate rises in America and Europe could yet strangle any recovery.

In at least one case, it tried to strangle its owner.

As the students found, premature tightening of fiscal policy could strangle the recovery in its cradle and worsen future deficits.

My plan was toenter the house, sneak up on him from behind, and strangle thenattering little carbuncle with a sash.

I have visions of streets heaped with mangled corpses in which children wander crying for their parents, and babies gasp and strangle in the clutches of dead mothers.

"They sneak up on the birds, grab them and then strangle them with their hands and feet," Knight says. "This is totally new stuff."

Even the IRS 'strangle hold on your wallet is no match for the grip Cupid has on lovers who want to please and delight their significant others.

The measure is seen by many economists as an important step toward ending an international credit crunch that could strangle global economic growth.

The strangle grip that the GDS players have on both the neutral distribution and the airline IT side of life makes it hard to effect change.

Economists fear the current situation will effectively shut down the availability of credit in the country, strangle economic growth, and put at risk the finances of people across the nation.