| Then I was looping my arms around his neck, trying to use the bar between the manacles as a garrotte. |
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| She was chained to the wall, her wrists and ankles shackled by iron manacles. |
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| The metal manacles binding his wrists together over his head felt as if they'd been refrigerated before being locked in place. |
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| He was suspended in mid-air, chained at the wrists by a pair of steel manacles. |
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| I swung and clubbed him on the side of the jaw with the manacles, sending him tumbling. |
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| The patient may be handcuffed or shackled with a set of manacles that are cuffed with a chain linking the ankles. |
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| The manacles made an audible clink as they swung back against the wall, and the Knight whirled around. |
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| Thirty two years later, the life of the Bahamian is still sadly crippled by the manacles of marginalisation and the chains of economic slavery. |
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| Giles tugged desperately at the manacles, his fingers scrabbling upward against the chain dangling them from the ceiling. |
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| Several others found his or her way into the busy shop in order to purchase their Frappacino manacles in order to give them a daily kick-start. |
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| The so-called exercise yards consist of 25 x 18 foot cages, with prisoners only allowed to exercise alone, wearing manacles. |
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| British psychiatrists viewed manacles and leg irons as barbaric symbols of the asylum's dubious past. |
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| The man in black attached manacles to the prisoner's hands, and then pulled him to his feet. |
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| Massive manacles made of dull metal bound its wrists and ankles to the wall. |
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| In one hand he held the large ring of keys for the dungeons, and in the other a set of manacles and some chains. |
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| On my wrists the manacles were joined by a solid iron bar just long enough that I couldn't touch my fingertips together. |
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| He hardly noticed the manacles because there across from him, only separated by a bit of glass, was his father's familiar face. |
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| Discipline was maintained by a free application of whips, fetters, stocks, manacles, chains and the kongo, an iron collar with a long beam. |
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| He'd worry about the manacles when they got closer to the fortress. |
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| As he was being lead away in manacles, friends, colleagues, and family vowed to raise money to keep him in. |
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| I stood at a spot and the manacles were still there where an old man had been shot in the back of the head. |
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| I'd have him in manacles, suspended and pressed to the wall. |
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| The stranger was held in a stone cell, with manacles on his wrists. |
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| Geoffrey Bellanger appeared next, holding matching pairs of manacles. |
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| The three most common forms used were the infamous rack, the Scavenger's daughter, and manacles. |
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| Beyond the jarring spectacle of blindfolded men in orange suits and manacles, the whole idea of locking people up indefinitely without trial looked un-American, a perversion of the values of a nation ruled by law. |
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| Hard choices loom in energy among dangerous nuclear power, dirty coal and expensive renewables. Germany's leaders will handle all this wearing fiscal manacles. |
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| A small painting shows a former slave and her child working a meagre vegetable patch and, near it, a bronze of a bare-chested emancipated slave features the cruel bracelets of broken manacles. |
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| Just outside his establishment was his large red sports car. Some massage parlours have jacuzzis, others boast of dungeons complete with whips and manacles. |
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| His second manacles is a woman that lives only for the apariencias and whose daughter is an unable youngster to express his deeper feelings because of an infancia marked by the abandonment and the unhappiness. |
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| The hero visigodo Wulfric live in Segovia with his beautiful manacles hispanorromana, treating to put order in a Hispania sumida in the chaos by the constants oleadas bárbaras and the fault of government. |
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| When our consul in Vietnam visited Mr. Quan and discovered that manacles had been placed on his legs, we immediately issued a very strong protest to the minister of foreign affairs and directly to the Vietnamese officials. |
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| We headed towards the Manacles, and I began to suspect that I had made a dreadful mistake when I climbed back into the boat. |
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