Sentence examples for pick soup from inspiring English sources

And if you can't decide whether you want soup or salad, and, when you finally pick soup, you can't decide which of the three you want, the chef and owner, Fred Kellermann, feels your pain and knows it as his own, so you can have a little bit of all three.

Finally, she agrees to get soup with him, but he immediately picks soup over her after the soup gentleman yells at them for kissing in line.

Pick the Soup of Your Choice . . .

The protocol: "Pick the soup you want.

He can take you out to dinner, he can kiss you passionately in the moonlight later, and he can whisper sweet nothings in your ear all night long, but he won't be there to pick up soup for you when you're feeling sick or to meet your mother.

"And we had visitors picking up soup or salad for someone staying at the hospital".

Among other items, I picked up soup (but not the kind I wanted, because they were out), coffee (but not hot chocolate, because they were out), and cookies--I never said I was stocking up healthfully--and checked my list.

"You'll pick up your soup and get a piece of bread, your soda and a piece of chocolate in a way to replicate the experience you would have at Al's store in New York City," Mr. Bello added.

I picked up my soup spoon.

They seem to come from simpler times, when you could find a Housemartin under your eaves or spot one picking up condensed soup in Jacksons supermarket.

You could spend several days here without tasting the eponymous soup, picking up unusual snacks like dau nhoi thit, a pork-and-noodle meatball baked in a custardlike tofu wrapper and topped with a tomato sauce that hints of basil and mushrooms, like a friend from Saigon who had a long layover in San Remo, Italy.