Spooned

After losing the toss, Sri Lanka made a steady start with an opening partnership of 28 before Nadine de Klerk provided the breakthrough for South Africa with the wicket of Harshitha Samarawickrama, who spooned one up to Tazmin Brits at short mid-wicket.

After Spieth had spooned his tee drive out of bands, the onus was on Thomas to stay in contention with his opponents.

Chestnuts in syrup also could be spooned out a glass jar as a topping.

Spooned straight to Mitchell on the fence and it's an EASY take!

In the opening innings, he spooned one back to Wasim Akram.

O’Shea also sent graphic videos of himself, as well as plied the boys with alcohol, groped, spooned and propositioned them.

Brisket is great with mashed potatoes, with the juice spooned over the top.

In the accompanying recipe, each tender, chargrilled zucchini ribbon gets a dollop of lemon and garlic-seasoned white bean mash spooned onto one end.

In the “Food Atheist” vegan lobster roll episode, Lynch makes a seaweed butter, which is spooned into the hot dog rolls first.

It could go toward a giant couscous cake, or, instead, spooned alongside yesterday’s leftover turkey meatballs or tomorrow’s pan-fried tofu.

Rúben Dias then spooned over a De Bruyne corner as City entered the closing stages still searching for a third.

Slower and loopy delivery wide of off form Soumya Sarkar, Malik was early into the drive and spooned it in the air, dropped in no man's land, wide of cover.

Sterling should have levelled but spooned over before falling under pressure from Carter-Vickers, with the referee Andre Marriner pointing to the spot.

Once it was out of the oven, I sprinkled fresh mint over the top, drizzled on a little olive oil, then spooned some of the sauce and the eggs into two shallow bowls.