Sentence examples for been strained out from inspiring English sources

In their photographs, all the different elements cook together; in White's, the potential hubbub of a street picture has been strained out, so that you can't miss what he wants you to focus on.

Of course there are a few exceptions, but for the most part, all the original '90s roughness has been strained out.

Not so much has changed now, but there's this imperceptible polish: a certain Geordieness has been strained out of the central cast, replaced with a sheen of fame; all of the girls have transformed into contoured supermodels and the boys all have their own ornately designed T-shirt line; the lighting is much better in the house.

Do this after the pulp and peels have been strained out.

The ice can be strained out, Floridita-style, or the chunks and shards can be left in, which is typical of tropical cocktails.

Pure reliance on the chain-of-command was disastrous in Vietnam because much of the most relevant information, the nuances which counted, could not be fully described in writing and were strained out as information flowed to the top.

The agar was strained out and bacteria pelleted by centrifugation at 12,000 g for 10 min at 4 °C.

Note that these whole pieces of spice will need to be strained out before the syrup can be used, though.

Pellet hops are generally easier to use because whole hops will need to be strained out using a large sanitized strainer.

This way, the flavors will really meld and develop, and any detritus, like vanilla bean pods, will be strained out before chilling.

In this classic tarte au citron, the zest is infused into the eggs, where it imparts its sparkling flavour before being strained out to leave a super-smooth, silky custard.