Mother immediately returned with a little saucer of hot sweet tea and within moments the little fellow was as good as new.
He spooned a morsel of paste or greenish jam about as large as a thumb from a crystal vase, and placed it next to the silver spoon on each saucer.
Apple is busy building a flying saucer in Cupertino, a precision-engineered doughnut designed by Norman Foster that is being constructed with the same level of accuracy as one of its products – and is already $2bn over its $3bn budget as a result.
In 1989 a giant flying saucer stalled in the sky over Johannesburg and has been hanging there ever since; its occupants, a motley herd of bandy-legged crustaceans, have been crammed into one of the townships once reserved for blacks.
Indeed, British Rail took out a patent on a flying saucer.
THE Senate, so George Washington is reputed to have told Thomas Jefferson, is a saucer into which legislation is poured to cool it down.
Like other recent attempts at urban shock-therapy, this daintily named, yet bluntly modernist, revival of Alexandria's famed ancient library sets out to provoke controversy.Detractors say the building, scheduled to open later this year, looks like a flying saucer crashed on the shores of Africa.
Their flying machine looks like a small flying saucer with four rotor blades on stubby arms.
On July 2nd avid watchers of the skies celebrate World UFO day the anniversary of the supposed crash of a flying saucer near Roswell in 1947.
In the 1921 "Paradise Lost", for example, the Adam and Eve figures, with their troll-like proportions and bright blue saucer eyes, are both perplexed and perplexing.
"We pour House legislation into the senatorial saucer to cool it".
