| He would flay the flesh of unresurrected corpses and use the skin to make lampshades and chair covers and clothes. |
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| Unfortunately, there's not enough violence here to fully rend and flay, just enough to bruise. |
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| She isn't the marrying kind. If you knew her, she'd be nice to you till she got a good chance to flay you alive. |
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| For instance, God did not tell Abraham to flay Isaac's skin and beat him mercilessly before sacrificing him. |
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| He has the most charming voice in the world, and a silvery querulousness that can flay without drawing a single drop of blood. |
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| Take your physical abilities and fitness to flay into account when planning your trip. |
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| In a straight fight, says a recent poll, Mr Schröder would flay Mrs Merkel by 22 percentage points. |
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| They said they would kill me, flay me and a lot of other things. |
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| But Horace's nature was to laugh, not to flay, and his incidental butts were either insignificant or dead. |
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| The creatures seemed upset and began to flay the skin on their backs with flails and whips they carried in holsters around the thick trunk of their neck. |
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| I can't just go out and try to flay it to all parts. |
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| Perhaps the opinion poll reflects a sense of fatalism: why flay the government when the opposition is not, for now, an alternative? How the BNP climbs back into contention will remain unclear for some time. |
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| Olaf Haraldsson stood down, unable to put up any fight, as his nobles were against him for his tendency to flay their wives for sorcery. |
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| The sadists who flay Jesus into hamburger, crowned him with thorns and harass his every step along the stations of the cross are a cretinous, drunken lot. |
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