"It looks like a shoe form," she said, straining for a closer look.
"He and we have been taken to the door mat," Romney said, straining the metaphors a bit.
Several residents said strains on the marriage began before the foster child was placed in the Davis home.
"Someone told me Jan Ullrich is here," the 66-year-old retiree said, straining to see if the Tour de France runner-up was on the scene.
Not all of them, McLaughlin said, straining to be diplomatic, "possess strong governmental or financial or programmatic experience on top of their incredible loyalty to the Red Cross".
"Every time I go to the doctor, I've lost another inch," Judy said, straining as she retrieved a photo album from a high shelf.
"We don't know how much acceptance there will be," he said, straining to make himself heard as builders, electricians and lighting technicians hurried to finish the set.
"In India, no matter how modern you are, you're still in this schizophrenic nonmodern thing," she said, straining to be heard as the D.J. blasted Pearl Jam.
"I felt ready for the change to happen, and I knew it was happening inside me," he said, straining to be clear.
