Sentence examples for because he strained from inspiring English sources

But, while Hall's show was a phenomenon, it had a manic, anxious sizzle, partly because he strained to reach the largest possible audience.

TYLER YATES, auditioning for the fifth spot in the rotation, was scratched Tuesday because he strained his left hamstring during warm-ups.

It has been difficult to assess Van Horn's preseason because he strained his right quadriceps in the first preseason game and played a full game for the first time tonight.

Mr. Gingrich, more than any other candidate, has seen his fortunes ebb and flow with debates, and there is a consensus in his team that his big loss in Florida's Republican presidential primary last month was in no small part because of debates in which he strained to look above the fray.

Because he has strained ligaments in his left knee -- a result of continual banging during the first week of practice -- Van Horn will sit out the first game of the trip.

When Mr. Garfunkel had a high note in the background, he often pushed it, perhaps because he now has to strain to reach it.

Gary Laidig told me, "A lot of people are delighting in what Bachmann is doing to Pawlenty because he enabled this strain of conservatism to infect the party, and he promoted it".

Moeller's promotion was necessary because José Molina strained his hamstring during Sunday's game in Boston and Jorge Posada has a strained throwing shoulder.

He missed nine games earlier this season because of a strained lower back and four games because of a sore right shoulder.

Joe Torre said that the start was much more important for Pettitte than it was for the Yankees because he was returning from a strained back muscle, but this is the same calm manager who has been begging for a starter other than Orlando Hernandez to pitch crisply.

White, 28, has been on the disabled list since July 8 because of a strained right thigh.