Sentence examples for cannot seem to scoop from inspiring English sources

Now the Mets cannot seem to scoop up prospects quickly enough.

FEB. 14 (LATE) -- I cannot seem to stop laughing.

Meanwhile, the Indians cannot seem to stop their slide.

The president of the United States cannot seem to stop tweeting.

And children cannot seem to resist scooping up the latest toys, which come in plastic bubbles, as a vending machine would dispense, or pronouncing the Squinkies name with glee.

For decades museums in Buenos Aires and La Plata, close to the capital, seemed to scoop up all the region's fossils.

Copeland's great virtues, apart from a strong technique, are deep-digging movement — she seems to scoop the air — good humor, and sexiness.

While playing the Violin Concerto, Bell occasionally used his bow to cue and sometimes seemed to scoop rhythms up with his hands.

Officials cannot seem to agree.

Amid the clanging of dump trucks, a crane with a clamshell scoop hoisted a pile of debris as big as a minivan and dropped it onto a waiting barge — striking evidence that New York City has revived a place it just cannot seem to do without.

Louise Leakey cannot seem to sit still.