At the winery grapes are sorted and loaded into the crusher and the juice is strained into waiting vats, while the vintner adds his own magic ingredients to the potion.
So I go all in, which essentially entails making a custard, letting it rest in an ice bath, stirring vigorously, straining and waiting.
His conclusion was that the Bureau was putting him under strain, then waiting to see how he responded and whom he got in touch with.
"Right now we have a few hundred genetically modified yeast strains patiently waiting in our laboratory's freezer," said Jan Steensels, a microbiologist with the Belgian lab, "but most brewers and consumers don't want anything to do with them". The data from the genomic project could allow researchers to design and breed new brewing yeasts without resorting to genetic modification.
It must therefore put a strain on waiting lists, housing stock, etc. Picking up the social collapse created in another country must cost dearly, and might in a way be seen as a hidden form of overseas aid that is not given elsewhere, but applied in the towns and cities where the new immigrants are placed.
I also make them at home in a well-practised kitchen routine: scoop, strain, season, wait, stuff, bake, wait and wait.
14 Given the improved efficacy of the LMD-AH1 strain, we waited until a higher tumor burden (macroscopic disease) was present before beginning treatment.
The series is beautifully shot, of course, and the camera perfectly captures the tense thrill of horses straining at the gate, waiting for the bell.
Lots of comedians and musicians have a hidden strain of drama waiting to be tapped.
