Sentences with phrase «sound of a spoon»

The sound of a spoon scraping against a pot is a good sign.

From creepy songs you can't get out of your head days later to the sound of a spoon tapping the side of a china teacup making you want to lash out in rage.

The exchange is a master class in creating tension and in the effectiveness of simple storytelling: All viewers need to understand what's going on is the sound of the spoon on the teacup, the shot of Chris's tear - stained face, and the bleak, formless look of the Sunken Place itself.

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Sounds to me like the «phase» your going through is called maturing, not needing to be spoon fed the pablum of institutional «Christianity».

I love the sound of the topping of a brûlée being tapped into with a spoon - the crunch as it goes into the creamy under layer of yumminess!

That sound of the wooden spoon stirring against the bottom of the pot.

I just made this for the 4th or 5th time, and I had two toddlers with me, one of whom did not at all like the sound of the mixer, so I just melted the butter and added it to the sugar and mixed with a spoon.

the fig butter alone sounds worthy of eating alone with a spoon.

It might sound silly but I also use a spoon sometimes instead of a fork to minimize food dropping on baby (rice, for example).

And the contrasts go on from there, from toddlers who are spoon - fed their lunches by preschool attendants, rather than being allowed to eating messily with their fingers, to elementary school menus that sound like those of a four - star restaurant.

Imagine the sound of that crack as the spoon breaks through the crispy toffee shell of a good brûlée.

There is little dialogue or music — Axel lingers on the sounds of a crackling kitchen fire, wine poured into glasses, spoons clinking against the bottom of bowls, the crunch of cooked quail heads as they're bitten into.

Even in a year that contained fanged clowns, 2017's most terrifying scene involved little more than a teacup, a spoon, and the sound of Catherine Keener's voice.

Although it sounds like a Dear Reader letter might be a kind of Dear Abby for writers, you don't have to talk about publishing industry etiquette or which spoon to use when you're at a writing conference.

Think of the jarring sound track of Vertical Roll, 1972 — probably Jonas's best - known single - channel video — characterized by the metallic clang of a spoon relentlessly banging on a mirror, then the sharp clack of two wooden blocks repeatedly hitting each other, the latter device echoed in Delay Delay, 1972, and Songdelay, 1973.