Sentence examples for is strained of from inspiring English sources

Dairy farmers are especially happy that the yogurt, which is strained of most liquid, requires much more milk than conventional brands.

In the past five years, U.S. sales of Greek-style yogurt -- which is strained of excess water to become thick, flavorful and high in protein -- have risen from $60 million a year to a staggering $1.5 billion a year, according to a fantastic report by NPR.

And relations between Britain and the internet have been strained of late.

But the longer the hostilities continue, the more difficult it will be to restore the negotiating relationships, which in any case have been strained of late.

The curds then are strained out of the punch.

"People's level of confidence is strained.

The Libyan said relations were strained because of disagreements over the future of Tunisia.

Yes, there are strains of the populist call of Ross Perot.

There were strains of "Happy Birthday" on every visit.

Among the sounds of traffic, barking dogs and children playing are strains of music being made.

There are strains of "Porgy and Bess and Samuel Barberr's "Knoxville: Summer of 1915".