dismemberment

The short April war brought on a full dismemberment of the country.

After 14 years, he has been arrested in the death and dismemberment of his first wife.

The only way to stop the fighting now is an agreed dismemberment.

There was a kind of surgical nature to the dismemberment.

"They're just waiting to see if the director can top the last spectacular death or dismemberment."

By the time it's over, a complete dismemberment has been performed.

"Imagine the methods of our dismemberment if they found out," he said.

Improvements were made to the physics model and dismemberment was added.

There are many instances of dismemberment in modern murder cases.

The game's strategic dismemberment mechanic was also made for this sort of play.

Dismemberment over a matter of language seemed a little fantastical to me.

Up and down the front, it was the same; the Dead couldn't be stopped short of dismemberment.

The police decided to keep details of the dismemberment from the public to avoid panic.

Now I suspect that he does not want to be there for the dismemberment."

The evil witch was then put to death through dismemberment and nothing remained of her.

"I want to kill you by dismemberment," read one email.

"Knock that off or I'll leave you here for certain death and dismemberment.

Death and dismemberment was the only recognized cure for the Wit.

Kirk stared at the dismemberment ritual going on before him.

"The first dismemberment of their country brought about a great emigration.

Later in 1985, the wife contacted the police again with the news that the daughter had began talking about being witness to a dismemberment.

Refusing to give up his beliefs he was ordered death by dismemberment.

It was almost more disturbing than the sure prospect of dismemberment that lay before him.

But the Cosmopolitan had gone, no doubt to the same gradual dismemberment.

This is not where the killing and dismemberment took place.'