Sentence examples for set of spoons from inspiring English sources
A San Diego woman asked Deveau to consider trading his set of spoons for her set of "bones" -- clappers used for keeping time to the music.
One shelf is lined with elegant, hand-carved chopsticks and chopstick rests; on another sits a set of spoons cut from pieces of a gilded porcelain plate.
The scrupulous arrangement tempers the music's sunny tendencies: the acoustic guitar becomes weirdly loud just before the horns reprise the chorus, and each verse begins with only the sound of a guitar accompanied by a small shaker or a set of spoons clacking.
The police suspect that much that he may have stolen has disappeared into the secondary market for antique silver either in the United States or Europe, where a set of spoons made by Paul Revere would not raise the same suspicions as well-known paintings.
Where 2012 passed in an unceasing succession of big production numbers – Olympic Games, Euro 2012, a Ryder Cup that even managed to make professional golf look like a gloriously Corinthian undertaking – following it was always destined to feel a bit like getting on stage after Jimi Hendrix with just a ukulele and a set of spoons.
To drive the point home, a trio featuring a harp, a cello and Mr. Spoons playing, well, a set of spoons, took to the pulpit and played a gospel tune, Pachelbel's Canon and then, a tribute to Ms. Hellman's wanderings, "King of the Road".
Then Gorham put out a set of Evangelis spoons, there were "Old Masters" "Authors Set" battle ship, "Our Heroes" President series, Love & Engagement, Love & Wedding spoons.
Then I realized I needed some kitchen stuff, too: a ladle, a spatula, a set of wooden spoons.
If you buy a set of measuring spoons, they measure as follows: teaspoon – 5ml; dessertspoon –10ml; tablespoon – 15ml.
Aides call him Your Majesty, and on a recent visit to a Sofia newspaper the editor presented him with a set of silver spoons embossed with portraits of his grandparents.
Jeff finds gifts from his in-laws' bygone anniversaries: the dust, the paper, the set of coffee spoons Brian gave to his parents when he was still a child, now returning to the giver.
