Strangled

She strangled her scarf around her neck to keep warm.

The company's growth was strangled by the strict regulations in the industry.

She felt like her creativity was being strangled by her day job.

The authoritarian regime strangled the opposition party's access to information and resources to perpetuate their grip on power.

The economic crisis strangled the country's progress.

She felt strangled by the suffocating atmosphere of her small hometown.

The musician played a strangled note on the out-of-tune guitar.

The artist's creativity felt strangled by the rigid guidelines.

The thief's getaway was foiled by a strangled escape route.

The restrictive laws strangled the freedom of the press.

The team's chances of winning were strangled by a series of bad calls from the referee.

The wrestler strangled his opponent with his bare hands.

The traffic jam strangled the flow of cars on the highway.

The restrictive government policies strangled innovation and creativity in the arts.

His voice sounded strangled as he tried to speak through his tears.

The ropes were strangled around the prisoner's wrists.

The city's development was strangled by the bureaucratic red tape.

The snake had strangled the life out of its prey before consuming it.

The strangled bird was found lying on the ground.

She strangled her own laughter when she saw the serious expression on his face.

The forensic team found traces of the suspect's DNA on the victim's neck, confirming that they had strangled them.

The cable was so tightly strangled around the post that it was difficult to remove.

The victim's family was devastated by the news that their loved one had been strangled.

The city's traffic was strangled by the ongoing roadworks on the main highway.

The financial institution strangled the economy by engaging in risky behavior and contributing to the global financial crisis.

The anaconda strangled the caiman in the Amazon River.

The censorship policies of the social media platform strangled free speech and dissenting opinions.

She was strangled by emotions as she delivered the eulogy for her mother.

The tight budget strangled the department's ability to innovate.

The choking smoke strangled the firefighters' attempts to enter the burning building.

The heavy traffic strangled the flow of cars on the highway.

The tentacles of the octopus strangled the small fish.

The lack of funding strangled the development of the project.

The authoritarian government strangled the opposition party's access to funding.

The corrupt officials strangled the progress of the investigation.

The university's censorship policies strangled academic freedom.

The startup's potential was strangled by the lack of investment in their idea.

The strangled body of the victim was found in a shallow grave.

The musician's creativity was strangled by his record label's insistence on producing formulaic pop songs.

The community's progress was strangled by the lack of funding for public projects.

The musician's career was strangled by their manager's greed.

He strangled his emotions and didn't cry at the funeral.

The economic sanctions strangled the country's economy.

The strict dress code of the corporation strangled individuality and self-expression in the workplace.

The author's writing was strangled by their fear of criticism and rejection.

The murderer left distinct marks on the victim's neck where they had been strangled.

The old well was a danger to children who could fall in and become strangled.

The patient had a strangled voice after surgery on his vocal cords.

The wealthy elite strangled the political process by funding campaigns and limiting access to information.

The economy was strangled by the government's restrictive policies.