Since then I've been told that all animals can't be skinned alive.

If a delegate ends up dead, the provost will have me skinned alive.

If we were schoolboys, we should all be skinned alive for our ignorance!

I thought for a second she'd been skinned alive.

The first guard had gone pale, realizing how close he'd come to being skinned alive.

Maybe I won't court-martial him, Tolliver thought, just have him flogged and then skinned alive.

At the end of forty minutes' work Bonfire half believed he had been skinned alive.

I got nearly skinned alive, and the Christmas beef and blanket wore stopped from our folks.

He ought to be skinned alive, I say.

BARTHOLOMEW, an unfortunate saint who was skinned alive.

Shouldn't you like to be present at a scalping-match, George, and see a fellow skinned alive?

Soon after Sargon began his operations in the north he captured Bagdatti and had him skinned alive.

The sensation is one of being skinned alive, and one plunge is all that one cares for.

Why we shall be skinned alive if we have to pay all this money back to Government.

It's the kind of sound you associate with cats being skinned alive, or slasher movies, or mediaeval torture-fests.

On the other hand, when you compared that to getting skinned alive, hey, not much of a dilemma.