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Sentence Examples Then my mother took a soup spoon, loosened the mass of cream-colored seeds that clung to the cavity and scooped them into the garbage pail. During the awards ceremony, Nedson Siame scooped the Best Male Soloist Award while Namakau Sikoti walked off with the Best Female Soloist title. Rumours are sweeping Cricklade that a lucky resident has scooped the lottery jackpot. Getting back to the task at hand, he scooped visible wreckage away, wary of the glass shards and smiled in triumph as he spotted his quarry. The white is then scooped off the top and the wine racked or poured into a clean barrel. Following an air shot by one player, the ball ran to another, who scooped it over. Once the cement was mixed up, she scooped it into the trench and leveled it off at ground level. Chuckling, I scooped them up in the palm of my hand and laid them gently on top of a soft pile of Green Stamps and bore them so to London town. Having scooped a major award, covered by the Times no less, neither paper has said a thing about this! These spacecraft scooped up mush and dirt and analysed it for biological activity. He scooped up the sloppy bowl of thick mush that was mindlessly held out to him as he strode into the barracks. She had never won anything in her life, so it's safe to say she was surprised when she scooped the rollover jackpot. Mr Richards was a keen athlete who scooped hundreds of medals in a range of sports from swimming to athletics. With that he scooped his young daughter up in his arms, amidst a sudden avalanche of giggles, and put her to bed with her brothers. A boil or two on the surface, and the fish, a stunningly beautiful creature of around 7 lbs. was scooped into the net. The company scooped the top prize in the Best Yorkshire Speciality Food section for its tasty pies. Replacing her glasses and babbling apologies, Aimee scooped up her three sci-fi books and bumped into the girl again. The last time you were in Las Vegas, you scooped up too many tchotchkes at Comdex, emptied your pockets at the slot machines, hunted for fossils. Terese grinned at her, and scooped some of Rowena's mother's mashed potatoes next to the scalloped ones on her plate. The cami tied around my neck and scooped in the back, with some ruffly parts down the middle of the back. Show More Sentences She put her hand in the fountain and scooped out a handful of water, then drank it. I scooped some macaroni onto my plate and grabbed a hot dog and hot dog bun. He carefully scooped the ice cream, treating Ellie to sprinkles because he knew how much she loved them. In the long troughs off to one side, he scooped a grain mix from the two barrels in the wagon. Rebecca scooped a small palm sized amount of grain and let him eat some from her hand. In real life, the flour produced slides down into the hole scooped out of the grinding-stone at its base. Chopping his way up the final snow slope, Phil scooped out bucketlike footholds and planted a rope anchor that could serve as a hand line. He slowly knelt down and scooped out a small hole and placed his hand in it. Yet, wedged into a cavernous socket scooped out of the mountain like ice cream and scoured smooth by wind and rain, the setting is spectacular. As I look out from my hole, I count eight other holes that turtles have scooped out at the base of this particular bush. My eyes caught sight of the one I wanted and I quickly scooped it up and then saw another letter that caught my eye. She scooped her son up in her arms, and began traveling across the war torn streets of the metropolis. She stopped walking, turned to him, and with one swift movement knelt down and scooped him up in her comforting arms. An unknown length of time later I scooped him into my net, which he stuck out of. In the chaos, Charlie scooped the liberated lab rat into his pocket and caught a plane back to New York. Some friendly vendors scooped me up when I passed out en route to the general hospital. As the seat scooped them up and began to carry them up the side of the mountain, she leaned back and breathed a cloud into the cold air. They reluctantly let me go, and I was quickly scooped up into the arms of the other person. With a practiced movement she scooped it back into her hand, held it protectively against her chest. Last Saturday, one lucky punter scooped what appears to be the largest individual win from a UK-based bookmaker. Show More Sentences It has scooped more accolades at a prestigious national awards ceremony for the regional newspaper industry. A farm bed and breakfast has scooped its second tourism award in six months. We can be cut in half and our pink flesh scooped out or removed with a melon baller. The tiny songbird scooped up six Latin Music Awards and stopped the show with a sizzling performance. We scooped up margarine tubs full of pond water and saw a host of living things in our little container. With about four minutes remaining in a tied game, he scooped up the puck and began an end-to-end dash for the ages. Reading the look on her husband's face, Marie scooped up a very dirty Little Joe and beckoned to Hoss to follow her upstairs. He scooped her up and took her over to the bedrolls, laying her down there and covering her with a blanket. Some shopping carts were overflowing as some bargain hunters scooped up deals. I opened it and saw all the food and scooped it into my arms and started toward the stairs. Nadeem Siddique hopes to see Khan, who scooped a silver medal at Athens, and his family at ringside. With my rag, I scooped some rubbing compound and began polishing silverware for the banquet. In one whirl of frantic movement, I scooped up every single check in sight. Drying herself quickly, she picked out a moss green, sleeveless dress, with a deeply scooped neck. Paul scooped up a nacho, covered in meat and cheese and popped it into his mouth, scooting the plate closer to me. The younger woman came over and scooped up what looked like pig slop and sloshed it onto my plate. A hairless hand scooped the slabs up and raised them to the face as the creature sniffed at the steaks. Feeling sorry for the sole, Valerie scooped a small opening at the base of the mesh through which it escaped. He scooped me back into his arms and we proceeded to dance until we were flushed with breathless excitement. The sleeveless bodice and scooped neckline lay closely against her bustline. Show More Sentences For dessert, the tiramisu looks like it was scooped from a fluffy snow-peaked mountain and sprinkled with fresh raspberries and cacao. Luckily my 16 year old son was scooped up by our friends, and his days were spent in wild, off-piste skiing. Sam scooped up the surprisingly weightless body, holding it in a fireman's carry. Digging her fork into her chalupa, she scooped out the meat and cheese, setting it down in her applesauce. Her chemise was much lower cut than her usual as she reached for a blood red dress with the dangerously scooped neckline. Unfortunately the ball broke free to the home winger, who scooped it up and raced away for a breakaway try. It was peacock blue with a cherry-red sash, and garnets decorating the scooped neckline. When the grey pelican scooped up the group of goslings, two of them were caught by the huge bird. Jackson took one look at her afflicted walk, and scooped her up in his arms, ignoring her feeble cry of protest. A series of spectacular, steep corries now become evident, scooped out of the northern faces of the two hills. I scooped up two gallon cans of fruit cocktail and a bag of bread and returned to my station. An alert Jaguars defensive player scooped up the ball and returned the fumble 43 yards. This bug took him to Bosnia, where a local film crew playfully scooped up live mines and waved them around for fun. She took the orders, dropped the meat into the fryer, scooped the chips, poured the drinks then assembled the burgers. The sets are like something scooped out of an Italian television studio, all silver, spangles and lights. I scooped a handful of bubbles and rubbed it into his perfectly gelled hair. Dog groomers from Keighley had reason to smile when they scooped two first prizes at a prestigious event. The debut novel of writer Nicky Singer has scooped the Blue Peter Book of the Year award, to be broadcast on BBC ONE on Sunday 15 December. The Crossmaglen girl scooped the prize of a large amount of money last week when the political party held their draw in Newry Sports centre. Up at the elevator, he scooped her up into his arms, and walked across the threshold into the room, the honeymoon suite. Show More Sentences He scooped water from a bucket with a dipper, then poured it over both sides of the blade. She eased below with the big dip net and, with the sudden strike of an osprey, scooped the fish amid a pummel of spray and gravel. I immediately went outside my home with a ladder and scooped up some of the fine silt that accumulates in my roof's rain gutters. I went down to the basement, where the dry dog food is kept, and scooped the proper amount into her enormous bowl, then went back to the kitchen. The same hand scooped some of the water up and dribbled it around her, circling her body in an effort to protect herself from harm. A dribble of ketchup slide down her chin and threatened to stain her t-shirt, but she scooped it up just in time. The biggest surprise came in the acting categories, where both Penn and Johansson unusually scooped two nominations each in their respective sections. The woman strode quickly to the tables, scooped up a few fallen petals, and dusted the throne with a clean rag, though it was already sparkling magnificence. A Hearts move broke down when Marshall scooped up a cross, and the goalkeeper saw space at the other end of the field and whacked a clearance for Craig Dargo. The Bistro serves continental fusion cuisine and recently scooped three prestigious food awards in two separate competitions run by the Panel of Chefs of Ireland. Regardless, I scooped more up from the hive and scoffed them down. Honours went to a team from Nationwide building society in Swindon, which scooped the business trophy, while teams from the military swept the board in other events. Brooks scooped the story herself by condemning the charges via a statement issued just minutes before the cps announced them. Later geologists described the lakes as basins scooped out by glaciers. She didn't waken as Ander scooped her up in his arms, carried her down the wide staircase, then turned fully withershins so that he was facing the ship's forward quarters. Families were sitting picnic-style, meals of lamb and rice on large plates, scooped up with the flat bread nan. They examined the 10-centimetre trench it scooped out with one of its six wheels, measuring the composition of the clumpy soil and photographing it with a microscopic imager. Burt called on his beekeeper pal, who scooped up the bees from the fencepost with his bare hands, and dumped them into a hive. Jason also scooped the prize for the highest break in the tournament. In their native countries they are seldom eaten before the skin is discoloured and the pulp of so soft a consistence that it can be scooped out with a spoon. Show More Sentences She scooped a large spoonful of scrambled eggs onto the plate before me. The owner scooted over from doing his genial rounds of the table and scooped up the hapless moggy, depositing him safely but unceremoniously on the street outside. Mounds of fluffy basmati rice are scooped from an immense pot, heaped onto a platter and topped with the steaming kabobs, grilled tomatoes and a section of raw onion. I picked up a box and scooped out a handful, laying them on my bed. She's just scooped one of the world's top fashion awards, but will the rising star of haute couture ever manage to escape her famous father's orbit? It is cone shaped with a depression scooped out of its peak. He then scooped her up and began to carry her back to the cabin. I grabbed the pot she'd set down and scooped the grains onto my plate. Ben crossed the room in two short strides and scooped her onto his knee. Naomi Campbell won TV personality of the year and Paloma Faith scooped the solo artist prize. Taking his spoon from his plate of goop she scooped up a large amount. Preacher's Cave turned out to be a large natural chamber scooped out of a limestone cliff, with rifts in the roof acting as chimneys opening out onto powder blue skies. The wontons were placed in a huge pot of boiling water and after only a few moments they floated to the top, we scooped them out and here they are. The English Channel and the North Sea were dry land, crossed by a few rivers and interrupted at intervals by large lakes formed in hollows scooped out by earlier ice-flows. When I went down he just scooped up my bag and pedalled off. I eagerly scooped myself a bowlful then ladled some for everyone else because ladling soup is fun and I'll beat up anyone that tries to take that joy away from me! Freddy scooped the ball up and bounced it toward Doc on a long throw. An Orkney farmer scooped one of the prizes at the prestigious Black Beauty Bonanza show of Aberdeen-Angus calves and yearlings, in Aberdeenshire, on Saturday. Next comes the scooping stage, which requires the most skill, because the amount of pulp scooped and the evenness of its spread on the frame decides the quality of the paper. When an opossum took up temporary residence in the chicken coop, I was the one who pulled on work gloves, marched into the coop, scooped up the opossum, and threw it out. Show More Sentences Mark then scooped her up, and started to run back to the house. A tube of lubricant also flew into the stalls as a duvet was swiftly scooped up. She leaned down and scooped the child in her arms and lifted her up. Not stopping for pleasantries, he scooped her up in his normal arm and accelerated down the hallway to a point where he had mentally mapped a route to an egress. Three of the awards were scooped up by South Island properties. At the evening banquet, Siya wore a tawny-coloured silk dress, overlaid in gold muslin, the scooped neckline and bell sleeves' seams inlaid with pearls. In the sheep pens, 12-year-old Alistair Thompson, of Selside, followed in his father's farming footsteps as he scooped two first prizes in the Suffolk sheep class. The bride wore an ivory satin dress with a boned bodice, scooped neckline, full skirt, a long train, tiara of crystals and a veil with small crystals at the hem. Throwing her bags into the hallway toward her room, Krystal scooped the cat into her arms as she moved to allow Kirby to take her things upstairs too. The Inspirational Award was scooped by Bodringallt Youth Club for their interpretation of global warming, Melt Down Planet Earth. Several Pleistocene glacial episodes scooped out the river bed into the sea basin. The summits of Snowdon and Garnedd Ugain are surrounded by cwms, rounded valleys scooped out by glaciation. The claws are deeply scooped on the underside to assist in digging in the ice of the natural habitat. Then he went to the scullery, wetted his hands, scooped the last white dough out of the punchion, and dropped it in a baking-tin. Satin scooped up his crossbow and sent a few quarrels after them as they ran, to see them off the faster. Between the ramal walls above this the bone is longitudinally scooped out to the upper termination of the symphysis. These corries being scooped out of the northern face result in the connecting ridges between the three Buttermere Fells being fine and narrow. We stood on the bank of the dam surveying the squooshy wallow of mud. Jonah scooped up a fistful. Impressively, the Wirral club scooped a total of 17 medals in both tumbling and acrobatic gymnastics. The team from UCE Birmingham's Jitsu Club scooped top honours at the Jitsu National Randori Championships. Show More Sentences Emily Reaves, the musical director of Honley Ladies' Choir, scooped several awards at the Mrs Sunderland Music Festival. It can be eaten in pita bread, scooped onto pita bread, or traditionally with a fork. The forgetful ticket holder from Renfrewshire scooped the small fortune in the draw three weeks ago. It feeds exclusively on plankton, tiny sea creatures who are scooped into its cavernous mouth as it swims. Passers-by had seen the man's fall and had thrown in a life buoy which they scooped up and took over to the struggling man. Spen Valley Flyers, a roller hockey club, have scooped pounds 10,000 from Sport England. Steven Pritchard, from Cowlersley, scooped first prize for dog in best condition with his four-year-old Alaskan Malamute Jess. Cherimoyas taste delicious unadorned, split in half and scooped out with a spoon. Bahrain company Designer Shaik has scooped a major international award for entrepreneurship. Ray, who scooped a PS120,000 Lotto prize 15 years ago, was sacked in June for allegedly using his mobile phone at the poolside. Helen, 29, recreated Botticelli's Birth of Venus and her impressive performance scooped first prize for the gallery in a shopfront competition. The marinara was thin and ran right off unless you scooped up chunks with the thin calamari pieces, not the easiest task. A BOOK about a prestigious Huddersfield coachbuilder has scooped an international award. A SCHOOLBOY who wrote to David Beckham pleading with him to get him out of a telling-off from his mum has scooped a letter writing award. The BMW i3 scooped the Car of the Year 2014 title are well as triumphing the Best Supermini category. Spicy curries and other traditional Ethiopian dishes, usually served family-style, are scooped up with pieces of spongy injera bread. A man searching for his wallet in a trash bin in Northern California was scooped up by a garbage truck and taken on a long ride. Her win was the icing on the cake for EastEnders which scooped five awards including Best Soap at the event at north London venue Gilgamesh. Pelican Jacks' branch in Marske has scooped the prestigious National Federation of Fish Friers Fish and Chip Quality Award. Listers, based in Longford, scooped the prestigious accolade for its expertise in meeting sales targets, customer care, servicing and all-round professionalism. Show More Sentences He scooped a Cypry Excel Camou Dome bivvy, plus a deluxe bedchair. This creature is a female Argonaut, or paper nautilus, a species of cephalopod which was was recently scooped out of the ocean off the California coast. There, erosion which is caused principally by the sudden melting and retreat of ice aided by tectonic changes, has scooped out a deep longitudinal depression. Dave Edwards, the authority's area chargehand, scooped up the arachnid into a black bag before calling wildlife expert Dr Rhys Jones, from Cardiff University, for advice. Last year medical student Rowena, aged 26, scooped first prize by reciting her own poem about gingerness alongside friends in homemade orange wigs. More lace, less zip This beautiful camisole tank top features an exclusive Swiss Guipure embroidery lace trim along with a slightly scooped neck and tank straps. On seven minutes, a John Arne Riise free-kick was chested into Bellamy's path by Luis Garcia, the striker turning to hit a shot that Rame scooped away from Crouch. The paper across town scooped them on the City Hall scandal. They are scooped up from the catwalk with long handled dip nets and fished below with enough weight to get close to the bottom in the swift current. They are characterised by a long beak and a large throat pouch used for catching prey and draining water from the scooped up contents before swallowing. The pub wasn't the only venue to be celebrating as both the John Bull, in Alnwick, and the Three Horse Shoes, in High Horton, both scooped two awards. It was a glorious occasion as we finally discovered which sportspeople scooped honours and gained recognition for their sterling efforts for city sport. Examples from Classical Literature The loader scooped up the proper amount with a ladle, and inserted it into the gun. Joe swerved to lock Emma's chickens in their coop and he scooped the piglet up under one arm. Skinny, with the confidence engendered by a well-padded hand, scooped the ball with surprising accuracy and returned it. Boiled fish always has mousseline, Hollandaise, mushroom or egg sauce, and round scooped boiled potatoes sprinkled with parsley. Espying the bright fountain near at hand, she hastened thither, and scooped up a portion of its water, in a cup of birchen bark. He had stayed past the legal hour on liberty the last time in, and the shore patrol had come along and scooped him up. The immeasurable, eternal caverns of the ocean were scooped. Letterkenny in Co Donegal scooped the title of Ireland's Tidiest Town 2015 for the first time in 56 years of entering. The Leamington butcher scooped 'England's Best Innovative Steak' for 2015 with its 1 bone Sirloin Noisette. Like a bulldozer, the continent scooped up islands sitting on top of the subducting Farallon plate that were too buoyant to sink into the mantle. He never got out of the batter's box, squibbing a ball in front of the plate that catcher Einar Diaz scooped up. He scooped up a blaster from beside a fallen Gern and ran toward it. Zig-zag trails led up to them, and narrow ledges scooped from the face of the soft rock connected those upon the same level. Swansea swimmer Georgia Davies scooped double gold and one bronze in the backstroke events. Every one retired to the soup-plate he had scooped in the earth. Glaciers have gouged or scooped many basins in the solid rock. Joe scooped his eyes with his disengaged wrist, as if he were bent on gouging himself, but said not another word. Also, the burrow scooped out by salmon in which to deposit their ova. March off like a passel of fools and leave eight or nine thous'n' dollars' worth o' property layin' around jest sufferin' to be scooped in? These canoes, scooped out of the trunk of a tree, long, narrow, well adapted for speed, were balanced by means of a long bamboo pole, which floated on the water. Show More Sentences Irish trainer Tom Dreaper was crestfallen, as there is no equivalent rule in his native county to prevent remounting and he would have scooped the pounds 4,000 prize-money. She borrowed a small saucer, and scooped up the dough with her paws. Another Co-op wine that scooped Decanter Gold this month was Domaine Les Grandes Costes Pic Saint Loup 2012 from the Languedoc region in southern France. A SCHOOLBOY has scooped a prize for his Christmas card design. With the blade he loosened up the earth, and with his hands he scooped it out until he had excavated a little cavity a few inches in diameter, and five or six inches in depth. Find more words! 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What is the opposite of scooped? Words that rhyme with scooped What is the adjective for scooped? What is the noun for scooped? Use our Sentence Generator Nearby Words scoop scooched scooch Scooby-Doo scones sconed scooper scoopful scooping scoops scoop up scoot 7-letter Words Starting With s sc sco scoo scoop scoope