Anyway, Voldemort farts himself to death, Harry Potter wins and the moral of the entire Harry Potter series is revealed as "Don't strain too much when you fart, or you'll pop".
"Is this car seat angled a little too far back?" she asked her students, poking the little velveteen chair every which way. "I'm concerned that a baby will have to strain too much to see the screen and decide it's not worth the trouble".
Timothy Burke, one of the reporters who wrote the Deadspin story, told Anderson Cooper on Wednesday night that he and his colleague Jack Dickey had not had to strain too much to figure out that something was very wrong with the story.
Some on-the-job trainees find the strain too much.
Second set: Philippoussis 2 - 6 *Federer I am hoping, with much fervour, that Philippoussis is not feeling the physical strain too much here.
A customer once said to me: 'You speak to a dog better than she speaks to you.'" Kat, who is still working at the supermarket, began to find the strain too much to bear.
At other times, she strains too much for effect: is a hole in an otherwise perfect leaf really Delany's expression of horror at her first, appalling marriage?Ms Peacock also weaves herself into the pages, periodically stepping away from Delany to describe her own alcoholic father, a late, happy marriage, her terror that her husband's cancer will recur.
In addition to causing eye strain, too much screen use can also result in headaches and fatigue.
Strain too much and you risk getting a case of colon diverticulosis.
Try to avoid straining yourself too much, as this could result in a serious injury that may prevent you from following your exercise plan.
