| All of his movies seem to be the same, except for that one where he wore a cowboy hat and they tried to rope and hogtie him at the rodeo. |
| I haven't hear Senator Abetz or anybody else suggesting that we hogtie unemployed people and drag them down to work in coffee shops or retail. |
| Anyway, if you're any sort of serious novelist why would you want to do that – why would you want to hogtie your world of total freedom with the limitations of cinema? |
| Because the subject will not sit calmly in the backseat of the patrol vehicle, the officers hogtie him. |
| The jury might think the cross-examiner is trying to hogtie the defendant and obstruct the telling of the full story. |
