| A wide-eyed innocent, Matthew is initially the lamb to the slaughter as he falls under the spell of the beguiling Isabelle. |
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| Thus, Labour chiefs believe Osborne will be like a lamb to the slaughter for Brown. |
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| She must have known what was up when she saw the chaise but she gets in like a lamb to the slaughter. |
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| For the first time the audience knows what he does not know and cannot guess, that he is going like a lamb to the slaughter. |
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| I didn't know what I was doing, but I thought I did and I was like a lamb to the slaughter because of it. |
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| Just before the finish Kyrgios did not bother to sit in his chair at the changeover but stayed out, a lamb to the slaughter. |
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| But I gave him my son when my son was needy, and it was like sending a lamb to the slaughter. |
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| In her white prom dress, Carrie is like a lamb to the slaughter, the blood besmirching her innocence. |
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| Then Jamie Oliver rocks up wearing a ghastly cardigan, like a herb-crusted lamb to the slaughter, and I wish I had popcorn. |
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| I watched him move around the pre-op room, a handsome man in his scrubs, tall and strong, unlike poor me, lying there like a lamb to the slaughter. |
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| Mike Pulsford, defending, said Penrose had arrived at court like a lamb to the slaughter knowing what sentence the youth court had already given to his accomplice. |
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| Jason is like a lamb to the slaughter between two hyenas and he is dead meat. |
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| Republican leaders tend to view Lawrence Kudlow, the conservative television commentator and champion of Wall Street who has talked of running, as a highly verbal and entertaining lamb to the slaughter. |
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