Significados de strain every sinew en inglés

That is why Conservatives will always strain every sinew to help people keep more of their money.

If politicians strain every sinew to do what is required, they will be well placed to take on the pesky protesters.

I see that he's already been on GMTV today, saying the Tories would " strain every sinew" to avoid cuts in public services.

In practice, like U.S. money-market funds, they strain every sinew to ensure they don't "break the buck", or give customers back less than they deposited.

Yet you have strained every sinew of that loyalty.

Lee, straining every sinew in the evening sunlight, overstepped and Steve Bucknor's arm shot out.

Then Theseus bent himself in good earnest to the task, and strained every sinew, with manly strength and resolution.

Straining every sinew, he thrashed through the thicket -and sent the ball onto the edge of the green.

They strained every sinew, but buoyed by the lead, Wales again backed their defence to the hilt with unrelenting, pressure tackling.

But it will need all hands on deck, with each straining every sinew to gain that proverbial inch for their country.

Our best and brightest counsel are often seen straining every sinew scurrying from Flood to Moriarty, located at opposite ends of Dublin Castle.

Those torturous twistings and twirlings, stretching every nerve, straining every sinew, almost twisting the joints out of place and making life one long agonizing effort.