14 It crashes like a potter's jar smashed beyond rescue, And among its fragments cannot be found a sherd to scoop fire from the hearth or dip water from the cistern.
The counterman scooped out Sumatran coffeebeans,ground them,put the grounds in a filter in the cone and poured hot water over them to give me a sample of their product.
Her godmother scooped out all the inside of the big vegetable, leaving nothing but the rind; which done, she struck it with her wand, and the pumpkin was instantly turned into a fine coach, gilded all over with gold.
The deck of the specially made vessel is able to sink below the water's surface, so it can scoop up, so to speak, massive equipment like inoperable cruise ships or more commonly offshore oil and gas structures.
It's a semi-spherical scoop with a short handle specifically designed for measuring an exact portion of tea and is typically kept in the tea caddy itself, but it's not an essential piece of equipment as a heaped teaspoon will do just fine.
This latest mission involved the spacecraft's robotic arm scooping up rocks from the surface of the moon, and also having a two-meter-long drill retrieving soil samples from underground.
But as customers search for their favorite scoops online, it looks like a pandemic could get Unilever closer to the goal it's been working towards for a century.
Imagine for a minute these little birds scratching in the sand and how different it would be to see a giant, 2,000-pound carnivorous dinosaur gouging huge scoops in the substrate.
I wanted to test drive this paper microscope so we got a scoop of seemingly clear water from this pond, and there was one tiny white spec that didn't settle to the bottom of our bag.