Patriotic music blared from loudspeakers strung up in the square earlier.
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At my farm, I hung prayers flags everywhere and strung up beads.
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Women with babies peer nervously from behind bedsheets strung up for privacy.
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To one side of the building, a scraggly volleyball net was strung up.
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Gays have also been strung up on the gallows in the public square.
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Bodies were often left mutilated along the roadside or strung up from trees.
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A handful of the bodies dangle loosely, strung up by some unknown material.
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Families gathered in the heat, using blankets strung up on the fencing for shade.
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Though the slaughterhouse was full of carcasses, seeing them strung up wasn't so bad.
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They chopped off his trigger finger and strung up his body from the lamppost.
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The weird ossified lassos strung up all over the rafters look wigglier than usual.
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He was strung up with barbed wire from the limb of a fig tree.
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Strung up naked while being hosed with water in an air-conditioned, freezing room.
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The Americans' charred, mutilated bodies were strung up from a bridge spanning the Euphrates River.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Want to find your nearest rotting human carcass, strung up for public display?
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Nasser's earlier revolt in Egypt strung up King Faisal II and dragged the pro-Western
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A third black person is motionless, strung up by the feet against a nearby building.
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A few seafood restaurants have strung up Christmas lights in hopes of a tourist boom.
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The pair even strung up popcorn to decorate the walls, a Scott family holiday tradition.
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Cockroaches crawl through their apartment, a small place where Zeke sleeps behind a strung up sheet.
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It's not pretty (he ended up strung up like a ham in a Milanese square). Hitler?
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Someone had strung up a gray dog by its four legs, possibly in an occult ceremony.
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Someone had twirled pastel streamers across the walls and strung up pale pink and blue balloons.
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Buttigieg said that gay people get "strung up" in other countries in the region, like Iran.
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They have strung up a sheet to cover the windows that surround the car on all sides.
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They come from executed murderers, highwaymen and petty thieves unlucky enough to be caught and strung up.
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Police tape strung up around entire residential blocks, "ASBESTOS" warning signs flapping in the hot, dry wind.
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Even a string of fucking Canal St. bulbs just strung up, or LED lights — that's my speed.
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In the India ink and graphite drawing "After the Hunt" (2018), which measures 84 by 54 inches, he depicts an emaciated nude man — his ribs are showing through his skin — strung up by his feet in a shadowy room where three pigeons are strung up by their necks.
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A little wooden alebrije that was part skunk and part coyote was strung up on the rearview mirror.
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And that same month, 19 bodies were strung up from a Michoacán overpass or dumped by the roadside.
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High winds ripped through multicolored ribbons strung up high above the Great Stables of the Domaine de Chantilly.
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There Mr. Hartfield was strung up and hanged, after which his body was riddled with bullets and burned.
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Chicken wire has been strung up over the Palestinian market to prevent Israeli settlers from throwing down garbage.
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In one massacre, militants were said to have shot 40 civilians, then strung up their bodies from electricity poles.
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Kuma fingered a loose, perforated canopy strung up by one of his students and discussed it briefly with him.
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In 1595, for example, a Jesuit priest and poet accused of treason, Robert Southwell, was strung up at Tyburn.
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In one particularly shocking 2008 murder, a man was found beheaded and his corpse was strung up from an overpass.
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One of the men was crucified after his execution, strung up and put on display as a warning to others.
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That's, on average, more than 1 black person strung up without a trial every week during a 50-year-period.
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Plum trees shade the lounge chairs around the pool, and hammocks are strung up throughout the grounds for getaway naps.
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"Everybody's laundry was hanging up on the improvised lines strung up all over the neighborhood," Torres said with a laugh.
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Another is strung up inside Casa Vicens, with shock frozen on his face and his intestines spilling from his torso.
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You can use them or camping, as ad hoc outdoor lighting for a backyard party, or strung up in your van.
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A man approaches one captive, strung up by his neck, then guts him by stabbing him and ripping out his intestines.
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One explosion of scarlet far above head height looks as though someone has been strung up and shot against the wall.
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Thousand-year-old pottery from New Mexico depicts cornfields surrounded by dead crows strung up to ward off the living ones.
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Paintings of slaughtered birds and dead rabbits strung up by their feet are painfully hard to digest for some art fans.
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Elders said the dogs had attacked children, and they strung up their carcasses from a mango tree for nearly a month.
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No matter which hammock they have strung up at home, when friends visit, "the kids always jump in," Ms. Crawford said.
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Done, with the help of rice baskets strung up on bamboo poles over the bar and whimsical paintings featuring monkey characters.
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No matter which hammock they have strung up at home, when friends visit, "the kids always jump in," Ms. Crawford said.
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The scene being shot was (spoiler alert!) a gruesome one, with fog and floodlights revealing four bodies strung up with chains. Grim.
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Her parents are strung-up, and the family home is not just impoverished in the material sense, but emotional, existential as well.
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In 2005, at his kitchen table in Brooklyn, Porter strung up a toy Mustang, illuminated it with desk lights, and photographed it.
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Bodies have been strung up around the city, and it's believed that chemical agents have been used against Iraqi and Kurdish troops.
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One video clip shows a boy of around 4 firing a gun at a prisoner strung up in a children's play pit.
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Now they are homeless, sleeping under strung-up blankets, on sidewalks and in the open, amid olive trees, in near-freezing temperatures.
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Stone was strung up because of the U.S. Federal Sentencing Guidelines, which use a point system to determine the government's recommended sentence.
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Everything seemed to be going so well: Christmas lights strung up, dinner on the table, and portal to the underworld permanently closed. Sike!
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After Edwards was dragged, beaten and shot on the town square, his bullet-riddled body was strung up and left as a warning.
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In the central plaza, migrants strung up plastic sheeting for shelter between trees and lamp posts, just in time for a light rain.
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A teenager of the punk persuasion gets dressed on one side of a strung-up blanket that barely serves as his bedroom wall.
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I did likewise and stretched out in the rainbow-colored hammock strung up on the balcony of my second-floor room overlooking Jardín.
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Others were crushed under the treads of a T-22015 tank, or strung up by their feet inside a slaughterhouse and butchered like animals.
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"They should be strung up here, in Syntagma Square," said pensioner Nikos Ghinis as he walked along with thousands of others in central Athens.
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When the lamb came in, it was strung up by one leg, bleating and squirming, but Yaseen's hand on the animal's neck calmed it.
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This Middle Earth experience lets you sleep in a sphere strung up 15 feet high, supported by three Polysteel ropes tethered to surrounding trees.
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It's the word that was screamed when Black people were strung up on trees or dared to try to grasp their basic human rights.
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In this arid coastal region, 'fog catchers' -- large nets strung up in areas with thick fog and high winds -- are used to collect water.
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Or maybe a gang will have the Man in Black strung up by his you-know-whats in the middle of the town square.
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Fortunes. Typically strung up at parties and beaten with a stick by adults until it breaks and things fall out and everyone goes wild.
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Other tales say that groups of teens would see a bright light and then would wind up dead and strung up over a bridge.
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He went back to set and he was strung up on chains and hung off the floor for 16 hours while we tortured him.
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He was told they had been strung up to set an example, showing would-be escapees what would happen to anyone who tried to flee.
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Party politics does not casually fall along the normal right- and left-wing spectrum but is strung up tightly between British unionism and Irish nationalism.
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They also ate hot dogs and strung up balloons while patriotic anthems like "America the Beautiful" played on a loop from a pair of speakers.
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Mr. Garza is back in the place he currently calls home, under beams holding up sheets of vinyl tarp, strung up along tents and umbrellas.
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But the trailing wisteria strung up on wire is made of plastic, and the October winds pull at sleeves and napkins, signals of Northeastern autumn.
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But in a sign of the volatile public mood, a lawmaker in India's upper house suggested that rapists should be strung up before a mob.
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Just in case the Christmas lights strung up on your living-room wall haven't let you know, we finally know when Stranger Things is coming back.
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Ozturk had bandaged ears, bad rope burns and bruising high on his arms, raising suspicions he had been strung up by his arms bound behind him.
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Part of the crop is hung to dry in late September, strung up from trees, roofs and on walls - where they look like thick, crimson ivy.
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He's let Howard shoulder the blame for Chuck's suicide, he's stolen from an innocent man, he's strung up and threatened the teenage thugs who robbed him.
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"With so much excellent reporting out there, why do 96 percent of Americans believe the media should be strung up by its own bowels?" she asked.
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Many detainees had their wrists bound behind their backs before being strung up by them; some were left hanging for days, others until they stopped breathing.
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But the boy's family wasn't convinced, seeing -- as the movie does, too -- something else in the body that had been strung up for the world to see.
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Tarpaulins shield militants from drones: All along the length of al-Mansour street in central Raqqa is a blanket of massive tarpaulins strung up from the buildings.
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They let him kill two of the murderers they had strung up, though both we and The Hound understand this is much less satisfying than axe murder.
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The rooftop terrace, shielded by plants and strung up with makeshift lights, feels like it doesn't belong here wedged amid the vertical crush of glass and steel.
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"People like me get strung up in Iran, so the idea that what's going on is equivalent is just wrong," said during an appearance on The View.
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Trainees who ran afoul of the instructors were strung up from trees and used for target practice, he recalled — a claim that experts on cartels found plausible.
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On March 31, 2014, four American contractors working for Blackwater were killed, their bodies burned and strung up on a bridge in the Iraqi city of Fallujah.
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It doesn't feel right that kids should be watching and interacting with something that doesn't exist, and is just a puppet being strung up by some guy.
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On Monday, a British man was arrested on suspicion of a public order offence after the penis-themed fairy lights strung up outside his house attracted police attention.
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Following President Donald Trump's executive orders restricting travel from seven Muslim-majority nations on Friday, a number of protests have strung up across the country, under the banner #MuslimBan.
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It was a sparse room, with just a handful of people working quietly at desks and two Cassie robots strung up by harnesses at one end of the office.
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The cover features her dirtied, sitting in a rocking chair with a rifle across her lap, a snake at her feet and a dead cock strung up beside her.
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At its hellish climax, when Vronsky, Anna's lover (played as callous by Taner Sahinturk), takes a tumble, the peasant standing in for his mare is strung up and hanged.
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"WE ARE like dogs in the street, while your men occupy our homes," read one of the banners strung up by Tamil protesters, mostly women in saris and ragged children.
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"When I walked out to the shed on Sunday, I saw this brown snake strung up by a daddy long legs in its web," Lees told Mashable Australia via email.
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Lois was hanging a sheet on the line he'd strung up for her, from a hook on one of the porch posts to a hook screwed into the maple tree.
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The refugees said some of those killed were children shot as they tried to flee, while others had their throats slit before their bodies were strung up from door frames.
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And then there are the stranger mysteries — like the 23 dead squirrels strung up on a fence and the three mannequins hanging from Car 23 on a decommissioned Ferris wheel.
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There, a soldier asked him if the troops would need to remove the hundreds of miles of concertina wire that they had strung up in the weeks before his arrival.
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At one point, the enraged Kuhn declared that when he rose to power, Winchell would be strung up on a light pole in front of the columnist's beloved Stork Club.
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In Agony, it's not enough to watch someone smash a bunch of bleeding and screaming fetuses over and over, you need to find them strung up by their umbilical cords, too.
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I've got pictures of golden retrievers being strung up by their neck with all of their limbs severed while they're alive, and other dogs are being cooked in front of them.
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The boat has a net strung up behind it to capture the fairing and Musk said SpaceX "should be able catch it with slightly bigger chutes to slow down" its descent.
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In Cape Coast, a group of men at the palace strung up a large welcome sign in the courtyard in which it appeared that her first name had initially been misspelled.
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A giant model of a hammerhead shark dangles from the ceiling above us, strung up next to a replica of the creepy severed-head spider monster from John Carpenter's The Thing.
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The boat has a net strung up behind it to capture the fairing and Musk says SpaceX "should be able catch it with slightly bigger chutes to slow down" its descent.
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One man was caged underground in a police station, beaten until he lost the hearing in one ear; I heard about others who were shackled and strung up as if crucified.
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He insists multiple times that he was the one who strung up Crawford, despite his seemingly diminished state, and she can't quite dismiss a claim that is so ridiculous on its face.
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From town to town, preachers told the citizenry what it should no longer put up with, whereupon they stood a good chance of being shoved aside—indeed, strung up—by other preachers.
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In the attack, P-45 had killed ten more of the Vaughn-Perlings' alpacas, including a baby, which had been found strung up on the fence; he had eaten only from Cuzco.
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But he still could have been denied the right to vote, banned from entering white colleges or strung up by a lynch mob for something as absurd as "reckless eyeballing" during segregation.
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A blue hammock is also strung up in the corner, and it's hard to resist the desire to curl up in the green oasis Wackers has constructed in the middle of industrial Bushwick.
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On the fringes of London's Chinatown, a short walk from the all-you-can-eat buffets and grocery stores with ducks strung up by their necks, you'll find a little slice of Jerusalem.
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Pitt had been strung up on wires, and was perched atop a partial set of the spacecraft's exterior, against a black background; stars would be painted in when the wires were painted out.
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But dozens of journalists assembled at the air base early Thursday, training their cameras on Mr. Trump, the freed prisoners and a large American flag that had been strung up on the tarmac.
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Think about it this way: Let's suppose that we all give the same answer to the first question; that is, we all agree that murderers should be strung up; they deserve it. Great.
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That's mostly because of people, who fragmented the condor's habitat, strung up powerlines for the condors to run into, and poisoned the birds through poisoned bait, as well as carcasses contaminated with lead ammunition.
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The New York businessman fully embraced the persona: His eponymous building in Midtown Manhattan even strung up a large banner with the phrase as the show was just getting off the ground in 2004.
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In one image, four handmaids speak about the weather as dead bodies are strung up behind them, the only acknowledgment of their supposed crimes being the symbols on the bags that cloak their face.
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Afterward, the militants strung up the bodies of their victims from electricity poles around the city — a practice the Islamic State long used to strike fear into those who live in the group's strongholds.
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" While other detainees were mercilessly beaten, strung up by their limbs, and sexually assaulted, he added, "all they did was strike me at different times in the face, and hit me against the concrete wall.
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XXXTentacion's new music video shows a 6-year-old boy getting strung up by a noose with the rapper himself doing the deed -- a disturbingly powerful image that created serious casting problems ... TMZ has learned.
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Richard Barnes's photos of museum dioramas after visiting hours — employees cleaning fake snow, a giraffe strung up and ready to go back to storage — similarly puncture the illusion of reality that we've willed ourselves into believing.
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She followed us as Offill gave me the tour through the home offices and a bathroom that had a small laundry line strung up in a window bearing the sign "Sock Refuge" and dangling mismatched socks.
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In one, which involved old car batteries and wires strung up across his mother's garden, he watched to see if the rotation of the Milky Way would affect the properties of atomic nuclei in a jar.
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"You just need a government that is starting to get that capacity and make it known, and have a few people that are sort of strung up as examples, and suddenly everyone is scared," he says.
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He eats all of the popcorn that was meant to be strung up as a garland, doesn&apost know the words to "Deck the Halls," and is incapable of following directions to construct a gingerbread house.
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Ahead of U.S. congressional elections this Tuesday, President Donald Trump has warned repeatedly about the advance of the caravan and ordered thousands of troops to the Mexican border, where units strung up razor wire this weekend.
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Moon makes it clear that he was hard at work on his farm before being called back to the legislature: He's holding the head of a live chicken that is strung up by its feet on tree.
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Meticulous attention was paid to the details of the party, from fonts to the Hogwarts motto, to making sure balloons reflected the exact colors of each Hogwarts house and the strung-up letters bore the Dursleys' address.
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The process could seem like something between a mud-wrestling match and a fight to the death: horrific, in the instances of chickens plucked naked and strung up by the neck, their beaks agape as if screaming.
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He had Brandon tied to the floor with a rope around his neck and his sword just out of reach while Lord Rickard was dressed in full armor and strung up in the air above a burning fire.
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By daybreak, they had strung up plastic tarps to shield them from the sun and rain, and they vowed to stay until the asylum seekers among them were permitted to step on American soil and petition for protection.
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A sheriff's deputy in a remote Tennessee community known as Bone Gap, Brynn had seen those severed ears — "bloodstained, blue-tinged flesh, strung up to dry like anemic chili peppers" — just the night before, at a local bar.
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No, really, del Toro says he saw a UFO while drinking beer with a friend on a mountain near Guadalajara, Mexico, and that the thing basically looked like it was strung up with string and made out of cardboard.
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Graffiti from street gangs with names such as the "Hard Living Kids" and "Young Americans" is daubed on walls in the area, where rows of council flats house families amid a tangle of washing lines strung up with clothing.
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Every Monday since the cows left in August 2010, a handful of supporters have strung up banners made from discarded sheets at the Collins Bay entrance and waved placards at the constant stream of traffic on the main road out front.
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" On the south side of the plaza, near a black-and-white photo display of disappeared persons laid out by another foundation, Valendia has strung up big sheets of paper and plastic, inviting any and all to come "paint peace.
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If accepted, runners get a "letter of condolence" and told the date of the race (also a secret), and they must bring a license plate of some variety to the race site that are strung up in walls of metallic memory.
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A man who spoke to Reuters via telephone said he had found the mutilated body of a relative strung up from an electricity pole in the Tenek district along with three other young men caught trying to flee by the militants.
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The next day, Islamic State fighters shot 20 civilians at a military base in the north of the city and also strung up their bodies with signs carrying statements like "used cellphones to leak information to the I.S.F.," she said.
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Men are tortured and strung up in Agony, but it's the women who strut around the world without clothes, whose screams of "pull it out" become environmental texture, and who the game constantly, specifically goes out of its way to violently degrade.
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But I think we did, I think we sort of crossed over a Rubicon over the last couple of weeks, and I think that&aposs the left that Donald Trump really isn&apost going to get strung up on these bogus Russia charges.
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In a side room that has the same style of decayed tile floor as La Panaderia, Calderón also included a suite of photographs where urban spaces and nature collide, for example, an image of rattlesnakes strung up in a chain link fence.
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" Three African Americans were killed in Uvalda, Georgia; in San Francisco's Tenderloin district, one was "seized by angry whites and strung up to a lamppost," though police cut him down before he died, and "another mob attempted to lynch a negro buying a paper.
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He had injured or deformed forepaws — just like the ones Pedals held close to his chest as he meandered through the backyards of Rockaway Township, N.J. One picture released by the department showed the bear's body strung up from a ceiling by a chain.
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A few streets over, Normandy Farm Bakery had filled the case it normally reserved for oysters — of which there were only three left — with hot dogs and beer, and strung up a random assortment of celebratory balloons outside to signal they were staying open.
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But the episode comes to a head when Laura stumbles upon a scene we viewers saw at the very end of the series premiere: Shadow Moon, hanging in a tree with a noose around his neck, freshly strung up by the minions of new god Technology.
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In the offensive, which targeted opposition-controlled villages in the north of the country in April and May, government troops and allied militias gunned down fleeing civilians, strung up villagers from trees and gang-raped women and girls — some of them fatally — investigators said in a 17-page report.
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OSLO — On a winter-wonderland Wednesday in Oslo, as ice skaters held hands and rosy-cheeked toddlers lined up for rides on a merry-go-round and Ferris wheel, hundreds of bullet-ridden reindeer skulls were strung up yards away in a macabre curtain outside the Stortinget, Norway's Parliament.
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While designing a poster for "Network" (1976) — a project that Mr. Frankfurt also worked on — Mr. Gips suggested that the unhinged news anchorman at the center of the story, Howard Beale (played by Peter Finch), be pictured strung up on a television antenna, as if he were being crucified.
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Since I prefer my jeans air-dried, I bypass this step and take my clothes back to my hotel room to be strung up from shower rods and towel racks and even, during this particular week, the chandelier until the place starts to look like a Neapolitan alley.
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The Bear Mitzvah is a rainbow-colored wonderland of textiles, mirrors and bears in every corner—bears descending from the ceiling in parachutes, lining up across the fireplace mantle, strung up in nets like a booby-trapped Toys "R" Us. Palestine has been making work out of teddy bears for years.
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More than 100 of his witty and macabre sculptures—a praying kiddie Hitler ( Him, 2001), a pair of upside down white New York police officers ( Frank and Jamie, 2002), a Pinocchio drowning facedown in a pool ( Daddy, Daddy, 2008), and more—were all strung up from the oculus of the museum's rotunda.
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And after June sees that her Economan rescuer from the previous episode has been strung up on the Wall, Lydia delivers the most seductive devil's bargain that June has yet been offered: Disappearing into Offred would absolve June of her guilt and responsibility for the people who have suffered in her name.
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We were shooting in Northern California, and being strung up in a harness for six hours by myself amongst redwoods was one of the most magical things — because there's no way I would ever be up that high in those trees unless I was a logger or researching the canopies of the forest.
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In New Jersey in 1782, for example, a cascading series of quasi-official executions — a Loyalist murdered by Patriot troops, then a Patriot strung up for the Loyalist's killing, then a British officer picked by lot to mount the scaffold for the Patriot's death — embodied the paradoxical notion of "lex talionis": the law of retaliation.
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At the sight of that turtle, Kratos' Leviathan Axe strung up on his back, the green ground covered in colorful, fallen leaves, I had the thought that this game was the game I've been waiting my whole life for, the game that I had had wanted to play since my childhood but didn't know I was waiting for.
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Gone were the velvet cushions on the faux hedgerows, where guests had been seated to watch the collection; when the clocks struck 10, attendees made their way through the museum and out onto a path of glittering grass, lit by candles, projected shooting stars and a vast paper moon that had been strung up into the January night sky.
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It is a mashup — in a pungent, landscape-ish palette of orange-yellow, azure blue and a wide range of reds — of concentric, segmented circles and an underlying X. By way of grommets in the corners and at the midpoint of each side, the work is strung up to the ceiling, wall, and floor, ensuring that its physical presence eclipses spatial illusionism.
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The show opens with "A Movie" (1958), a free-associative pageant of found footage, which flashes both slapstick (a clip of a periscope cuts to a voluptuous pinup, then to a speeding torpedo) and tragic (executed bodies strung up by their feet, an elephant swarmed by its hunters, children beset by famine), compressing the thrill, dread, desire, hostility, and too-muchness of life into twelve stunning minutes.
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The most upsetting moment came during my interview with Ms. Dumpson, who is 21 and the first black woman to become president of the American University Student Government Association: Nooses with bananas dangling from them, apparently aimed at her, were strung up on her first day in office; Ms. Dumpson told me she was so busy doing interviews and responding to concerns of other students that she didn't process what happened until days later.
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