But before we bid him adieu, it's time for one last ladling of praise and blame.

'You speak the truth, if served with a heavy ladling of melodrama.'

Jak asked, helping himself to a generous ladling of the fish stew, slopping some on the table in his eagerness.

Carts piled with bread pushed their way through the mob, and there was some ladling of milk out of vats for the mothers and babies.

The hurried ladling of hearts into the statues had spattered the interior of both temples until their walls and floors and even ceilings were coated with drying blood.

Finally, a friend and I sit down and assemble the parts for a "domed effect"-first the pasta, then the rice on top, the lentils layered next, and a ladling of the sauces.

These she set on the lowest and widest shelf, and set to working the powder into a generous ladling of the salve, mixing them with her fingers before spreading the result across a strip of cloth in a thick smear.

The sound of chairs being drawn in, the arrival of the swordfish soup and the ladling of it out filled the gunroom with the pleasant confusion of sounds usual at the beginning of a feast; but presently they began to die away.

Instead, there is a judicious ladling of images and metaphors and sense details to make the poem resemble that craft object, that Procrustean bed, the contemporary American poem; and the poet, abandoning onerous individuality, merges prematurely with the collective ethos.

The madcap events in the Harmonia Gardens restaurant, for instance, are staged with no particular flair for the coincidence and slapstick of farce; only Ms. Martin's handling of the ladling of food for Horace (Lewis J. Stadlen) places any dexterous physical comedy on display.

It was the left hand and a ladle of water.

She must have put her scent on with a ladle.

He held a big ladle at his shoulder like a club.

In the future, car parts and steel ladles are to be made.

As well set out to drain the river with ladles.

Then use a ladle to pour it over the fish.

She got William some milk in a ladle from the kitchen.

Cheek took a taste from the end of a ladle.

The milk came in a can and the teacher shared it out with a ladle.

There was also a large aluminum pot and a ladle.

Add the other ingredients and squash them with a ladle.

The master of the house cast down his long iron ladle.

Drink dirty well water with a ladle if you disagree.

When well combined, whisk in a second ladle of hot stock.

She stood behind him with a ladle of water.

With that he put the ladle to his lips and drank it down.

Why don't he move the ladle up to the platforms?

He finished serving himself and passed the ladle over to Vaughn.

At last the ladle scraped the bottom of the pot.

With a smile, she drained the ladle and handed it back.

Using a ladle, push a hole through the center of the raft.

The ladles had an iron cup for the shot with one or three handles.

The phone rang, and my mother dropped the gravy ladle.

She set the ladle aside and dipped the bucket inside.

He wasn't even a face; just a ladle and a fork.

And she turned away to ladle portions for everyone else.

Hundreds more are ready for ladling out in the Senate.

She ladled it out and the family sat down to breakfast.

Might as well ladle on some flattery while she can.

Finally, I ladle the soup around but not over all the ingredients.

After five minutes, ladle out about 1 cup of the cooking water and reserve.

Ladle a little hot broth over everything, and serve immediately.

When they sat down the young woman ladled the tea into cups.

Ladle out 3 cups of the tomato water into another bowl.

Ladle into soup plates, trying not to break up the fish.

On the face of one such card, a woman's hands ladle soup into a bowl.

All he heard for certain was his own oars ladling water.

To serve, ladle some soup into each of 8 bowls.

He ladled it out himself into a clay cup, smiling.

But simply ladling out more inspiration would be a missed opportunity.

She ladled a large sample into a mug, and brought it to me.

"No easy one from which to ladle broth," I said.

Her eyes fell on the bucket of water and ladle he had carried in earlier.

He walked over to get some more bread as Muhammad kept ladling.

Ladle into 4 small cups with some froth on each.

Of course he only seems to lack the knowledge ladled out daily in high schools."

One of the main reasons companies ladle out options is the special accounting treatment.

But it is too easy to ladle blame on subordinates.

He turned away to ladle a bowl for himself.

He ladled in more sugar and took a sample sip.