Sentence examples for soup leaves from inspiring English sources

AS Groucho Marx, in "Duck Soup," leaves the august and matronly Margaret Dumont's bedroom, Chico Marx enters, disguised as Groucho: long nightgown, floppy nightcap, round glasses, absurdly false mustache.

Hazan keeps it simple by wetting, but not drenching, the pieces in cold water, while a recipe from the organic farming co-operative of Paterna, collected in Lori De Mori and Jason Lowe's Beaneaters & Bread Soup, leaves it soaking for 10-15 minutes, by which time it needs wringing out.

Cantaloupe and watermelon star in his latest soup, left.

The spiders sucked out this inner soup, leaving only the creature's husk.

The couple add some water to the soup left over from the night before.

"My hand was shaking so much that by the time the spoon got to my mouth there was no soup left on it," he said.

Use a stick blender to partially puree the soup, leaving it semi-chunky – although you can keep it fully chunky if you prefer.

Her inkling that the archives could be harnessed to tell the history of food in the United States was bolstered by the discovery of other items, like a receipt for portable soup left behind from the Lewis and Clark expedition.

To get the most aromatic flavour of the soup, leave it to simmer overnight.

It was at an all-time low here - three handfuls of rice a day and a watery soup with leaves floating in it.

For days and nights like these, the restaurant serves a husky mushroom soup that leaves no doubt about its flavoring agents, as well as a house-made pappardelle, with each ruffled strand of pasta bearing slight evidence of a Champagne cream sauce and the earthiness of its porcini mushroom garnish.