Sentence examples for terribly straining from inspiring English sources
and won't be so terribly straining.
Race relations across France, and across Europe, are already terribly strained in the post-9/11 years that have created so much suspicion, mistrust and hostility.
The New Kids on the Block may sound terribly dated, but strains of Jingle Bells conjure holiday spirit year after year.
They've got to squeeze into places that are already bursting at the seams, probably facing their own climate-related strains, and not feeling terribly neighborly.
Prior to 1890, cards were punched using a train conductor's ticket punch that allowed holes to be placed only around the edge of the card, and was not terribly accurate, and which tended to induce strain injuries.
Poor Joey struggles terribly to take a bath, and his put-upon parent strains to lift him in and out.
His co-star is his wife, Lisa Chess, also playing herself as a stage and film actress whose career has taken a backseat to her husband's, putting a strain on their relationship that can't be terribly unusual in Hollywood.
The Yankees had hoped Ed Yarnall would be part of their rotation, but he pitched terribly in spring training and missed most of the last month because of a muscle strain.
Speaking to the press about fellow guest Peter Mandelson was terribly bad form, and in doing so George Osborne has put his friendship with Nathaniel Rothschild under tremendous strain.
Terribly, terribly wrong, Dr. Diehl.
