Sentence examples similar to hanging strain from inspiring English sources
An Ethiopian wolf, head hanging low, straining forward, scenting the air speculatively.
The first entirely surface micromachined free-hanging strain-gauge pressure sensor is presented.
WINTER'S HERE, FINALLY Think about it: a twilight cruise through New York Harbor, followed by a moonlit ramble through a sprawling series of gardens, with the stars hanging overhead and strains of classical music and Christmas carols in the air.
Two silicon beams were placed opposite to each other with strain gauges hanging apart, down into each cavity at 27 mm distance.
It is as if her last words are still hanging in the air, and we are straining to pick them out from the white noise of history.
And these guys" — meaning the pool of journalists hanging over the table, straining to hear his words – "played it like Biden's pretending to be Greek".
We fancy we are also seeing a room in the George Inn at Millcote, visible to us "by the light of an oil lamp hanging from the ceiling", straining to see the exact same scene under the same flickering light as Jane.
Laundry hanging on a line.
But at 35 years old, Gooden is straining for 200, hanging on, accepting opportunity from any team willing to extend it to him.
I was cleaning my closet and strained my knee hanging up a shirt.
Briefly, synchronous stage 1 juveniles (J1) of C. elegans strains N2 and MY6 (n = 72 per strain) were kept individually in hanging 8-μl drops of food medium in the lid of 12-well multiwell plates (Greiner 665102).
