Encara no tenim significats per a "sap the strength".
1And sorrow comes to sap the strength and take away the buoyancy.
2Age is apt to sap the strength of movements as of men.
3It was simply amazing the way that man could sap the strength from her.
4It can take away all his skill and ambition, sap the strength from his body and muddle his thinking.
5And all these reasons somewhat sap the strength and cool the fervour of a good many Christian people nowadays.
6Her benumbed, wounded fingers weren't necessary for gripping, but their incapacity seemed to sap the strength from the others.
7But, again, unlike Napoleon, he found there was no need to sap the strength of Earth to fight those wars.
8The rattle is a semi-parasitic annual and was sown three years ago to sap the strength of the grasses it uses as hosts.
9Here it was hot, indeed; a dense, thick, tangible heat, that if it did not sap the strength suggested the husbanding of it.
10The idea seemed to be that you could sap the strength of the disease by that means without sapping the strength of the man.
11As long as the weather is dry, and you continue to remove the runners which sap the strength of the parent, they will continue producing.
12Clear also that the uncertainty is sapping the strength of the economy.
13The endless strife itself strengthens the bonds, in that it saps the strength.
14Utter exhaustion was sapping the strength of the cayuse.
15How stem this tide of insidious poison that is sapping the strength of body and mind?
16Dislike or discomfort, on the other hand, adds to toil by sapping the strength of the worker.
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