Tom is shearing the sheep.

Chaccu, millenary tradition of vicuña shearing...

Once the shearing is carried out, the product goes through another process

Awaits when you will strain ears.

The liquid does not strain well.

Globalization is under strain as never before.

Levin was already wearied by the mental strain.

Once the shearing is done, the animals are counted up and the vicuñas are freed until next year.

The chosen tools may sometimes strain our liberal temperament.

France has banned a strain of genetically modified maize.

I don't think this chain will stand the strain.

You strain at a gnat and swallow a camel.

The Russian strain of political messianism is pretty much exhausted.

Health care costs will rise, increasing the strain on budgets.

Assists in the prevention and recovery of Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI)

Strain the cooked okra, and pour onto the shrimp (5 min).

Atiku's huge influence balances the perceived Christian millenarian strain of Obasanjo's presidency.

For example, refugees leaving Sudan can strain the stability of neighboring Chad.

Population pressures will ease, as will the strain on fragile tropical ecosystems.

Our celebrated welfare state will come under strain from an aging population.

Pressurized below shows the strain Nepalis were living under during the blockade.

To what extent the EU can take this strain, only time will tell.

The competitive strain in Sino Japanese relations is especially visible in energy politics.

The immense response by central banks and finance ministries has eased the strain.

Under tremendous strain, Tymoshenko s government succeeded in keeping the budget deficit under control.

It is a strain to think that governments have the same motivations as private citizens.

BERLIN When placed under too much strain, chains tend to break at the weakest link.

And experts worry that the novel H1N1 virus could mutate into a more severe strain.

NOTES Tigers RHP Anibal Sanchez was shut down with a strain in his throwing shoulder.

If Mexico were to enter war against the U.S. it would strain relations with those nations.

The strain on Syria s neighbors is immense, and the conflict is inexorably seeping into the wider region.

The Austrian school is a very minority strain even in academia , he says. Who are those libertarians?

To pay back the debt without strain, we need a booming economy. Talk of government spending cuts is premature.

This will put pressure on the rural economy and place more strain on areas already grappling with meagre resources.

But the minutes went by, and the hours, and other hours, and his suffering and terror and strain grew tenser.

Relations between the US and Germany have come under strain following claims that the NSA bugged Chancellor Angela's Merkel's phone.

India s media sphere exploded last week with reports from Mumbai of a tuberculosis strain completely resistant to all known treatment.

A decisive European policy will improve, rather than strain, relations with Russia, because it will result in more clarity and predictability.

In places like Vietnam, Indonesia, and China where the pandemic strain will likely originate expertise, coordination, discipline, and infrastructure are lacking.

Sanchez, on the disabled list with a shoulder strain since mid August, was scheduled to be activated for a Wednesday start.

The yellow fever virus vaccine, a live attenuated strain called 17D, is probably the safest and most effective vaccine ever generated.

(Let's start chaccu!), followed by the answer Chaccu! this annual event starts, as described by website turismoi.pe Chaccu is a Quechua word that is used for a specific practice chasing, capturing, and shearing the vicuñas.

Periods in which trade grows at a slower pace than output are rare, and reflect severe strain on the global economy s health.

He sat on his bed in the dark, doubled his arms round his knees and thought, scarcely breathing from the mental strain.

This legal adviser seemed to do all that was possible and to strain every nerve to get Levin out of his difficulties.