Sentence examples for got a strain from inspiring English sources

With the injuries you've got a strain.

Do it 100 times, or 300 times counting practice swings, and you've got a strained back.

So: it's probably better to get a strain that contains a decent amount of CBD, right?

Again, if you know the strain you're looking for – if it was regulated you could get a strain that suits you.

"She and Kayla are our product specialists -- they handle the recommendations for patients and make sure they get a strain that's going to help them".

As it happened that decision was taken out of our hands because obviously he got a side strain.

And so we got a new strain of the crossword, suitable for Top People who had, in the words of former Times nabob Richard Browne, "graduated from governess to public school to Oxford and Cambridge", whose intelligence could not be insulted by anything so simple as a game based on mere definitions.

He got brought inside straight away and was taken for a scan and it showed he'd actually got a ligament strain".

Gooch said: "Kevin has got a small strain in his calf and there's a doubt over his selection for the next Test.

Rutherford on her art "You never have a comedian who hasn't got a very deep strain of sadness within him or her.

McCullom is in a bit of pain out there, it looks as though he's got a little back strain, but tries to fight away the pain with a thwack down the ground.