strain out

He tried to keep the strain out of his voice.

He rubbed the strain out of his eyes, sat back.

Then look no further, let us take the strain out of finding a policy to suit you.

It takes all the stress and strain out of travel.

Let us take the strain out of organising your trip.

After sitting for a day the liquid was strained out and given to the patient over the course of several days.

But all his nerves were straining out into the silence.

Strain out the liquid and take it hot, in small doses.

It had been strained out, as by a filter of prejudice.

The little network was taking all the strain out of shadowing.

Strain out any lumps that you may get in the sauce.

Allow the syrup to cool, then strain out the stalks.

Taking the strain out of banking in a foreign country

There are enough strains out there to create another financial crisis.

Mix with 250ml of water then strain out the citrus zest.

Occasional strains out of the music room reached her.

Strain out the solids and return the liquid to the pan.

Return mixture to small pan, warm it and strain out the herbs.

Meat producers have to test their products and take other measures to keep that common strain out of the food supply.

When ready to use, strain out the mint leaves.

How well does this year's flu vaccine match the strains out there?

Residue may collect in bottles kept more than six months, but it can be strained out.

Instead they have hundreds of small thin baleen in their mouth to strain out food.

We help you take the strain out of childhood illness

After straining out the coriander seeds, it can be served.