Strain numa frase em (in ingles)
- Strain if you need to.
- Do not strain the brain.
- I'll ever stand the strain.
- Strain the water from the.
- He was feeling the strain.
- And all the mental strain.
- His face ached with strain.
- Strain through nut milk bag.
- Strain and boil with the oil.
- Strain into a cocktail glass.
- Strain at the time interval.
- The strain of being ugly had.
- He has a strain of it in his.
- The journey had been a strain.
- The act of living is a strain.
- But through this mental strain.
- Strain, and sip the infusion.
- I felt my eyes slightly strain.
- When hot, strain and add sugar.
- Like whispers I strain to hear.
- Strain out the plant material.
- Or e'en the "Demon" of my strain.
- After the wedded couple strain;.
- I strain a smile in the darkness.
- Strain over the sauce, and serve.
- The renewed strain was too much.
- The edges will tear and strain.
- Strain the mixture into a pitcher.
- The strain was beginning to tell.
- It was quite a strain on the eyes.
- Let sit for 3 minutes then strain.
- Nancy felt the strain in Ants arms.
- Strain the juices into another pan.
- The strain had begun to tell on him.
- We’re all feeling the strain here.
- Of bassoons and of flutes the strain.
- Strain and transfer to the pan again.
- I’m hoping this strain is the same.
- Strain out any lumps through a sieve.
- Leaning back, Will took up the strain.
- In meditation do not strain your eyes.
- There was strain on her face then a.
- A ring she heard the ancient strain:.
- Like in Ushtrasana the strain is en-.
- He had to strain to hear the low voice.
- Here comes the strain of French blood.
- He's been under a great strain lately.
- But I feel the strain of waiting, too.
- Her face was flushed pink with strain.
- That way it won't strain your budget.
- Strain it through purified cheesecloth.
- But never strain yourself to keep still.
- He groaned at the increased strain on.
- The emotional strain caused by simply.
- Remove from heat and strain into a bowl.
- The tension and strain in him was obvious.
- Or a little less if you strain yourselves.
- He said they could strain a point about Mr.
- My bones were aching because of the strain.
- The next step is to strain the goat milk.
- I can hear the strain of fatigue in your.
- Don’t strain yourself, Grover said.
- There were lines of strain around her eyes.
- The others noticed the strain between them.
- The strain pulled Moshe half off his mount.
- Strain into a mug and add honey to taste.
- Thomas could feel the strain between them.
- They were bulbous knots of muscular strain.
- Again, that was a lot of strain for my wife.
- This strain had to be more pronounced than.
- You mention a feeling of strain that arises.
- It made his heart strain to think about her.
- The strain of thinking was too much for her.
- I was used to strain and torture, he was not.
- It can take strain from almost any direction.
- There should be no undue strain on the brain.
- Levin by now was exhausted from mental strain.
- Her hands strain not to reach out and touch it.
- That must have been a strain for all of you.
- I feel the strain now, but I’m not giving up.
- He was under a lot of strain when he made that.
- It helped to take the strain off his right side.
- There are ways you can strain or bruise a net-.
- Like many of their leaders they will strain out.
- Jaggers, in the same devastating strain: What.
- You need not strain towards the future — the.
- I had to strain to understand his slurred speech.
- His arm began to quiver and buzz from the strain.
- Allow it to steep for several minutes and strain.
- Strain for the far, pause, draw to strength again.
- There was strain around her eyes and in her back.
- The strain of all the good-byes had exhausted him.
- It wouldn't strain me none, after I got my hand in.
- I heard branches strain and creak as the man obeyed.
- The strain of leading the Barbegs into battle had.
- But her words were in an entirely different strain.
- Strain into a Collins glass and serve with a straw.
- Canvas and cordage strain and masts and yards creak.
- I hope I shall not have to put such a strain on you.
- The tension begins to mount, and the social strain.
- By straining to satisfy St.
- Tony was straining to breathe.
- Rubbing a straining brow, he.
- As they stood straining their.
- Now he was straining her again.
- I stopped straining and lay back.
- Maybe I should be straining my.
- Straining, and finally it moved.
- At last, straining, I could hear.
- He kept coughing, straining to breathe.
- Straining, but then recognition flashed.
- A yellow sun was straining through the.
- He was straining to keep his voice quiet.
- Jason continued to look away, straining.
- Nothing but straining and burning and a.
- She massaged her brow, straining to recall.
- For half an hour I sat with straining ears.
- We can tell its straining because the max.
- The sun was straining to break through the.
- She pulled again, straining with care, and.
- She could feel his erection already straining.
- The muscles in her legs straining, well defined.
- He tried again, straining to keep his tone even.
- Then came a pause, an expectant hush, a straining.
- What’s that? asked Stan, straining to hear.
- With a final lurch the straining animal joined him.
- Without straining, I managed to decline that offer.
- She inched closer and closer, straining to hear him.
- Straining all her faculties Princess Mary looked at him.
- Ears straining, she listened for footfalls or breathing.
- He had been holding his breath, straining from the pain.
- Tobie and Lachey sat under shelter, straining their ears.
- Straining to talk he said, It's more than a flesh wound.
- Every muscle and cell of my body was straining for oxygen.
- Meanwhile, Enjolras was straining his ears and watching at.
- They took turns grunting at the gate, straining to lift it.
- She waited breathlessly, straining to hear the least noise.
- Emily's body was no longer straining to breathe, her back.
- I held my breath, straining to hear the first police siren.
- As we read through straining our intellectual abilities to.
- He sounded like he was straining to breathe through a straw.
- The latter, straining to carry the body, gave him a grim look.
- No one answered her, they were all straining against the door.
- We waited in frozen silence, straining for any hint of movement.
- His tie was straining to contain the bulging veins in his neck.
- Ulfur went berserk, straining at the rope that kept him tied to.
- Let us return briefly to our hero, straining against his burden.
- The cannon crews redoubled their efforts, straining against the.
- They both peered miserably into the dry hut, straining to hear.
- Cloud…? mouthed Tifa, her eyes straining in the dim light.
- Straining every nerve to get a destruction that does not destroy.
- But the straining Indians poled on with a steady, swinging motion.
- We heard her straining, trying to free herself from the bonds that.
- But how if another claw in the shape of me is straining to thwart.
- His sleeves were rolled up, the fabric straining against his biceps.
- Even with an excited leap up to help, Moshe's straining arm came to.
- He ran forward, straining his muscles and clutching his burning chest.
- Now the men are straining to get back that they may spend their money.
- It was heavy work for the horses, and straining work for the carriage.
- The lean horses were going slowly round him, straining at their traces.
- Realise firstly that nobody can give their best when they're straining.
- Billy tries to stay calm, straining the boundaries of his own voice now.
- I’d guess she could Move over ten thousand tons without even straining.
- But one can arrive at isolation without straining to become a Rothschild.
- He leaned forward, straining to hear, although the room had fallen silent.
- He tried to look into her eyes, but she was straining too hard to get away.
- Straining sideways for a better glimpse of what was going on, I saw that.
- He noticed that he was still clutching the door knob with a straining hand.
- Straining his eyes he made out a bent, indistinct figure outside the grille.
- Straining to see in the direction indicated, Moshe made out a well-ordered.
- With straining eagerness Catherine gazed towards the entrance of her chamber.
- Don stood just inside the bedroom door, straining to hear what was being said.
- The Princess began screeching and straining and banging against the quayside.
- His Eye is now straining towards us, blind almost to all else that is moving.
- It was somehow familiar, straining their eyes, slipping into and out of focus.
- Senor Hirsch's head was flung back on his straining throat; his chin trembled.
- He traced a finger lightly across the nipples straining against her silk blouse.
- Straining to pinpoint the feeling, but you can’t, as it really isn’t there.
- The man then heard Joey’s voice straining as he pushed the dead gufder off him.
- His feet were braced on the rock, his calves straining as if in physical combat.
- She heard a strange sound, like a rope, under pressure, straining back and forth.
- She was looking for him, she was straining to see any sign of him near the river.
- Straining to keep the bitter blooms in his churning stomach he rolls onto his side.
- They started out as an itch on my back, and I kept straining to see in the mirror.
- Thane stood on the other side, straining with all his might to keep the door closed.
- She dropped her head sadly, straining against the chair, and sighed: ‘How can you.
- With more concern straining her voice, Tina continued, I thought sirens stay still.
- His penis was hard, straining at his jockey shorts and she felt it prodding into her.
- Gulping back her tears, Macey listened, straining her ears to hear the smallest sound.
- She wore a flower-printed paper cap and an apron, the ties straining across her girth.
- The veins on his forehead bulged as he groaned, straining to keep the crystal pressed.
- In this atmosphere, as nerve straining as watching a slow fuse burn toward a barrel of.
- Not that I’ll drown you – not with your voice – but I don’t want you straining.
- His whole frame jerked violently, like a trapped animal straining furiously to be free.
- With every sinew straining, the noble horse took off only a few feet ahead of the herd.
- A masterpiece of nature, what a prize beheld their gaze, straining to take in the full.
- Other symptoms of constipation include bloating, straining to move your bowels and pain.
- He stopped short in his ravings and stiffened, straining his ears with painful intensity.
- Symptoms of constipation include infrequent stools, hard stools, and excessive straining.
- He cupped a mental hand to his inner ear, straining to make out what the voice was saying.
- He strained to hear it.
- Bugs? He strained his eyes.
- He strained his eyes, but.
- She strained to see its face.
- It had been a strained visit.
- He strained to open his eyes.
- My throat is raw and strained.
- He was very white and strained.
- Rose strained to see the wagon.
- He let out a strained chuckle.
- Mother's voice is strained high.
- He strained to stand grasping.
- She strained against the ropes.
- The old woman strained her lungs.
- Batistuta strained as he sat up.
- Now what? He strained to listen.
- The Indian strained his neck away.
- It is a strained, incessant labour.
- He had a strained look on his face.
- I listened with strained attention.
- He strained and the wrench slipped.
- Hello? She strained her ears.
- Twite strained every nerve to hear.
- I strained to see who had come to me.
- He strained his ears to listen for.
- He gave her a sort of strained smile.
- Go away, she told him, strained.
- I strained to see what was happening.
- His nerves were more and more strained.
- With a strained voice, I begin to talk.
- But we did not leave on strained terms.
- She stood still as she strained to hear.
- He strained hard to look at the bowler.
- Careful! I say, my voice strained.
- They strained to hear his lowered voice.
- The trolls sat in strained anticipation.
- Again there was a long, strained silence.
- I strained to keep my hands from balling.
- There had been a strained call from Mrs.
- His ears strained to hear the sound of.
- They howled and strained against their.
- There was a strained silence for a moment.
- Jesse’s voice was strained with emotion.
- Katy strained to hear with all her being.
- He strained to see where the pirates went.
- Joshua strained to hear as the shouting.
- Don cocked his head and strained to hear.
- She strained to get up, but was knocked.
- Morel went out and strained the potatoes.
- I heard the rasp of my strained breathing.
- Johnny strained hard to hear Tulip's reply.
- He strained, but couldn’t move a muscle.
- The conversation came to a strained pause.
- His fingers strained to support his weight.
- He stepped closer to me, his face strained.
- My relations with Guy were always strained.
- The house creaked and strained around them.
- There was a long moment of strained silence.
- She strained to see further down the tunnel.
- His voice was strained, soft, but not angry.
- She strained to see past the group of people.
- She strained her ears and listened for voices.
- That is good, he says, sounding strained.
- She strained forward, surging toward the light.
- Henry strained his attention toward the figure.
- Batistuta strained his ears hard to hear her.
- A smile crept across Cerdic’s strained face.
- In this asana the neck should be strained in.
- Huge muscles flexed and strained the shackles.
- He strained his eyes to try to make out what.
- He strained his eyes – there were four riders.
- Then its strained to remove all impurities.
- The motors strained, but couldn’t budge them.
- Moses strained his eyes to determine where the.
- Closing her eyes, she strained to hear something.
- He strained to sit up, hawked back and spat out.
- She had strained against the bonds that secured.
- Sophia nodded, giving her mother a strained smile.
- Sadie, my love, he said in a strained voice.
- Earth Shadow, I strained and his eyes widened.
- The truck shuddered and strained across the yard.
- But it strained her till she felt she would break.
- The over strained German supply system broke down.
- It seemed that other women strained to look at me.
- The sails strained against the winds of the storm.
- Big Petey strained all his muscles and then pulled.
- Then she sat back, and strained to see the screen.
- The doctor says it’s strained, she replied.
- I strained my ears and could faintly hear violins.
- A note of heart-breaking sorrow strained its words.
- Sometimes these muscles are so strained, that the.
- His voice was so low, I strained to hear every word.
- Checking his automatic urge to flee, he strained to.
- For a moment they strained breastbone to breastbone.
- Though he strained his vision, he could not see them.
- Mary, what shall we do? His voice was strained.
- Johnny strained his eyes and ears, and so it was true.
- He strained to see it, but could not make it out yet.
- Chiron smiled at me, but he looked tired and strained.
- He strained to hear what the girl in blue was saying.
- There the strains of the.
- The group strains to see who it is.
- Dashwood's strains were more solemn.
- These strains commenced to undulate.
- The strains went through Raoul's heart.
- Dashwood’s strains were more solemn.
- She strains her throat to force a cry—.
- What are the symptoms of sprains and strains?
- Natasha had been listening to those strains for.
- These strains are the demonstration of pathogenic.
- I peered at my pursuers through the strains of grass.
- He became a storm of twists, head flops, and strains.
- He brushes wrinkles from his shirt, strains for dignity.
- The familiar strains of Yesterday floated across the camp.
- Collectively, they developed five separate strains of an.
- There is also a need to clone certain strains, but the more.
- Odd strains of piano music stopped and started in the parlour.
- Rock stars have tremendous strains placed on their relationships.
- Wafted inland, sent from Atlantica's rim, strains for the soul of.
- The strains of Twinkle Twinkle Little Star, floated down from the.
- I sat mesmerised, with the strains of Shosholoza still playing in.
- The Celtic strains of McKennett rose magically as if out of a mist.
- Every muscle in my body strains toward him, but I hold myself back.
- How through those strains distill'd--how the rapt ears, the soul of.
- In the distance, he could hear the strains of The Blue Danube.
- Melvin was infected with one of the earlier strains when he was shot.
- Billy can hear the first strains of the melody begin in his head again.
- With the choir grinding out the near hypnotic strains of the call-to-.
- What we have tested is harmless but new strains of bacteria keep appearing.
- Cass strains to lift his black face to see what all the commotion is about.
- Acclaimed dereliction strains to be heard again, starting to beat the hard.
- The strains of the song washed over her as she leaned against the windowsill.
- He had had one of those violent strains of the ankle which leave a man helpless.
- You look tired Hallen, Kifter noted, the strains catching up on all of them.
- Her face strains to look down, as her cautious hand gently lifts the dainty locket.
- Strains usually refer to injuries to muscles or to the areas where muscles become.
- Then the strains of the Deutschlandlied joined by tens of thousands of voices.
- Sprains and strains may occur together, and occasionally are quite severe, requiring.
- He strains to hear voices, but the inspector’s right: this blackout is silent as death.
- Simon strains at the plastic that binds him and feels it weaken and stretch a little more.
- As with any virus there are a number of strains or variations within the Two House theory.
- The strains of the hymn and the frantic cries of the dying blended in a symphony of sorrow.
- The six-year old boy strains to lift the weights attached to a rope strung around his nape.
- Ice can numb pain and reduce swelling in the mouth as well as on joint sprains and strains.
- Sprains and strains are types of minor injuries to the soft tissues and connective tissues.
- The air reverberated with the clashing of the strains; the ground shook with the tramping of.
- The last strains of the dance music were being followed by the hearty applause of the dancers.
- New strains were brought to bear on the structure as the weight of the load moved its position.
- I listened recently to the beautiful strains of Ferde Grofe’s musical description of a sunset.
- Noah slipped a CD into the drive and the moaning, sleep-inducing strains of Enya filled the car.
- Cass' body strains to work while his lifted eyes capture the height of this unforgettable memory.
- It is a long drag out of the town and the gg pulling the wagon strains as it hauls us up the hill.
- The strains of rock music reached her ears … looked as though Chas had set up his music system.
- God provided us with awesome bodies capable of healing themselves and resisting tremendous strains.
- Some strains are more extreme and deadly than others are, but any virus has the potential to harm.
- Kothian culture and religion had suffered from a subtle admix ture of Shemite and Stygian strains.
- This was my mother’s favorite song, said Chuck as the strains of an old tune filled the room.
- Where the strains of their criminal culture is not muddied by viruses of other Robber Baron cultures.
- Calley was court martialled and pleaded that he and his men were suffering from the strains of conflict.
- Reagan bounds onto the stage to the strains of Hail to the Chief and then launches into his speech.
- The melancholy strains of Yesterday came over his earphones from the AFVN station he had tuned on his ADF.
- Barry is smartly dressed in an expensive dark blue three piece suit that strains at the huge bulk beneath it.
- We were saying, when we spoke of the subject-matter, that we had no need of lamentation and strains of sorrow?
- I hold the tureens as he strains the veg over the sink and then carry them through to the lounge as we fill them.
- The Americans marched awkwardly on around the track and onto the infield to the strains of the Deutschlandlied.
- In order to remove dysbacteriosis, you need to �infect� your large intestine with synergistic bacterial strains.
- Later he will write in his journal, The speech was vintage Nixon—a kick or two at the press—enormous strains.
- The brass section started and the next few minutes of conversation were lost to the strains of Land of Hope and Glory.
- He pushes a few buttons on the steering wheel, and the gentle strains of Pachelbel’s canon fills the space between us.
- By the year 2000 that had changed dramatically, with some strains containing a mere 8% protein and a whopping 92% starch.
- I put Ho Hey on my iPod, and to the anthemic strains of The Lumineers, I typed James Rampling into my search engine.
- Because inside me is a beast that snarls, and growls, and strains toward freedom, toward Tobias, and, above all, toward life.
- The stocking of the memory with occult detail which serves no useful purpose only strains the brain cells and feeds the pride.
- The strains sounded of the song of farewell; the leave-taking of Butterfly by her young lieutenant, all in white, sailing away.
- When I taught you that many of these seraphim are ministering spirits, I spoke not in figurative language nor in poetic strains.
- Up to this point we always believed that all strains of Ebola required hands-on exposure, exchange of fluids, that sort of thing.
- Simon strains at his bonds a look of pure hatred covering his face, Steve picks up the holdall; �Well this isn't yours is it?�.
- The faint strains of classic rock began to drift out of one of the restaurants, signaling the beginning of the evening festivities.
- All the stresses and strains of the fast-approaching wedding finally took their toll on her and she suddenly felt tired to the bone.
- He strains again to see the world as it should be, but staggers backwards, hitting the brick wall of the barn with his head as he falls.
- Before he could give it any more thought the organ pounded out the strains of the Wedding March that enabled him to breath properly again.
- From a curtained window that opened upon an interior court we could catch strains from the cabaret singers below in the main dining-room.
- The strains of the polonaise, which had continued for a considerable time, had begun to sound like a sad reminiscence to Natasha’s ears.
- The strains of the polonaise, which had continued for a considerable time, had begun to sound like a sad reminiscence to Natásha’s ears.
- Rick has developed some sativa strains that are adapted perfectly to the altitude and the shorter growing season at these higher elevations.
- He felt the weird strains plucking like unseen fingers at the tissues of his brain, filling him with alien emotions and impulses of madness.
- Use an infusion of the whole plant for fevers, headaches, migraines, and colds, or the expressed juice of the flowers for aches and strains.
- It took enormous diplomatic activity behind the scenes, particularly by Churchill, to attempt to soothe over the affair and ease the strains.
- Simon stares angrily back and strains at the plastic sacks and curtain chord, not able to loosen any of the tough binding he relaxes his body.
- On the road down to the harbour with its lights and the village life, the faint strains of bouzouki floated through the air from a shop nearby.
- And for the first time in many years the merry strains of dance music were heard in the great hall that lay next the mysterious sealed chamber.
- So I doubt you will be asked for your advice very often, for fear that you will morally obligate us to further strains upon our treasuries!.
- The man who rejoices finds joy in its strains, while he who grieves finds sorrow in it; a regular tempest was howling in Ivan Andreyitch's ears.
- The stresses and strains of the encounter, brief as it was, had made the sweat run briskly down his face for a spell despite the cool forest air.
- He darted inside and changed the CD, listening to the strains of new music filtering out over the yard as he brought the beers back to the table.
- The strains of a band could be heard in the distance, the regular roll of the approaching drums was unmistakable - it was the white troops at last.
- But in the long term insects develop resistance to the super-tomatoes, leaving farmers scrambling to find ever newer strains of protective bacteria.
- Saznack and Bellack had both retired quietly to their chambers exhausted, feeling the strains of the day they both desperately needed to recuperate.
- He puts on a blue jumpsuit every morning, faded where it strains over his huge shoulders, too short around the ankles, and walks to work in big black boots.
- Then the strains of the count’s household band were replaced by the clatter of knives and forks, the voices of visitors, and the soft steps of the footmen.