Sentence examples for scoop right from inspiring English sources

Yeah, the second one isn't quite as huge as the first one – but a scoop is a scoop, right?

National television/radio host and correspondent Stacey Gualandi has come a long way since her first big scoop right out of Miami University's journalism program: picking up horse manure as a P.A. on the set of the film Eight Men Out.

Because it comes to mind as I consider the flood of stories this week -- started by a scoop right here on HuffPo -- saying David Gregory is poised to succeed Tim Russert as host of NBC's venerated Sunday politics show Meet the Press.

It was as if Federer had misplaced his game; the shots looked more or less the same, but the brilliance, the genius, had been scooped right out.

It's a busy time of year in Inverness, as tourists come to hike, chase whales, and eat lobster scooped right out of the sea.

Twitch Prime: As we scooped right before the Keynote, Twitch officially confirmed Twitch Prime.

Hulu, which streams seven of the top 10 series in prime time, has also beefed up its library of acquired content, scooping up exclusive rights to a library of comedy and reality titles from NBCUniversal, including "The Mindy Project," "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" and "The Real Housewives" franchise, in April.

The next day, take the stock out of the refrigerator and remove the duck fat from the top; it will have solidified, and you'll be able to scoop it right off. 8. Put the fat in a medium saucepan over medium heat.

[Update 2/29/12: Our scoop was right one the money, Facebook confirms. Business Data Reporting In 5-10 MiNotes, Not Days. Facebook Rolls Out Real-Time Insights].

This is the purpose of what Facebook plans to launch next week, which my sources got me the scoop on right when the big press event was announced yesterday.

The current dilemma presents a chance for Progressives to scoop the right wing.