How To Use hangman In A Sentence
- But I'd never ask anyone - a hangman or executioner, to do something I wouldn't do myself, nor approve of it.
- He called meson, like a van Gogh in the arms of the hangman. The Hangman
- He always knew that when he was caught he would face the hangman - it's the way they do things in those parts. The Sun
- Playing Cranium feels like playing charades, Pictionary, Trivial Pursuit, Name That Tune and hangman all at once.
- He is then blindfolded and has a hangman's noose placed around his neck. The Sun
- The crane for hoisting goods is called a derrick, from this hangman. Character Sketches of Romance, Fiction and the Drama, Vol. 1 A Revised American Edition of the Reader's Handbook
- “John Stretch is what they used to call the hangman, before we got civilized and started lopping off heads instead.” Angry Lead Skies
- Criticising the conclusion of a passage in Milton's treatise, the language of the first portion of which is pronounced "too sublime and angelical for mortal creatures to comprehend it," the Answerer declares, "This frothy discourse, were it not sugared over with a little neat language, would appear so immeritous, so contrary to all humane learning, yea truth and common experience itself, that all that read it must needs count it worthy to be burnt by the hangman. The Life of John Milton Volume 3 1643-1649
- Anything less than victory and the hangman's noose could tighten. Times, Sunday Times
- One of my favourite games is called Hangman.
