Sentence examples for down the spoon from inspiring English sources
Put down the spoon in your Frankenberry cereal and raise your hand if you've actually read Frankenstein, the beautiful and tragic book written by Mary Shelley in 1818.
All of you are standing on stage in front of the entire world, shoveling shit into your mouths, putting down the spoon, and saying, "Yum, I love this sugar!
Put down the spoon and knead the dough until it reaches the right texture.
The traditional it's-done test for crème anglaise is to dip a wooden spoon into the pot, slide your finger down the spoon, then check that the custard does not run into the track you have created.
If the bottom is puffing up, push down with the spoon to deflate.
"I'm coming!" my widow calls in her creaking, octave-challenged voice, and she sets down the stirring spoon amidst the debris of what was once the kitchen counter, wipes her hands on her flannel nightgown, and moves slowly but resolutely down the hall to answer the door.
He inventoried all of the contents of his house, down to the spoons.
Allow it to begin to brown, then crack in the eggs and turn the heat down, spooning the butter over the eggs until they are cooked exactly how you like them.
Once it starts to firm up underneath, turn the heat down, spoon the nettle and sorrel mixture on to the left-hand side of the omelette (if you are right handed) then tilt the pan and slide it on to your plate, folding the top over with your fork as you do so.
Robert put the spoon down and, working from memory, picked up "You need to slow down" and laid it over his shoulder and started to pat its back, searching for a burp from within that knotted terrain.
