take the strain

They were happy for someone else to take the strain.

Let us take the strain and do the hard work for you.

Put your free hand on the bed to take the strain.

And the Army is taking the strain now rather more than the other two services.

But these things will probably not happen, which means trade may take the strain.

In some ways, you know, going private there takes the strain off the system, actually.

Yes, on one level it would be great to let the computer take the strain.

I don't want one man or woman up there who can't take the strain.

Be prepared to move out if you can’t take the strain.

I began to wonder if they could take the strain.

If your phone bill can take the strain it's well worth a visit.

Would my nervous system be able to take the strain?

When it comes to volume response, let us take the strain.

The brakes were not strong enough to take the strain put on them.

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

The result was to let budget deficits take the strain instead.

"I could no longer take the strain of dysfunctional families."

Neither can I, but his heart cannot take the strain of circle work.

Let us take the strain out of organising your trip.

This will take the strain when a pillow is put in the case.

Let us take the strain allowing you to visit without having to labour!

This meant the keyboard players had to take the strain.

Wisdom may come with age, but both the brain and the body take the strain of time.

Can it take the strain of two spells at once?