| The plane stopped a good hundred meters from where we are standing but it looks like it is going to decapitate us. |
| It was hit hard enough to decapitate him, but the ref hasn't noticed and he's given a goal kick. |
| The High Court in Edinburgh heard how after he had strangled her with his bare hands he tried to decapitate her with a bread knife. |
| The swings were made out of the hardest substances known to man, and could decapitate anyone foolhardy enough to walk past. |
| Capitalising on speed, forces would avoid southern cities in a rapid drive to decapitate the regime in Baghdad. |
| The Romans take about fifteen minutes to catch Judas and then decapitate him as a just punishment for his betrayal. |
