scone

After all, he was the one who'd lost the Scone.

At the top were scones, right out of the oven.

And some of those little scones you make so nicely.

That's the one I always use for this exercise is scones, great.

"I was just going to make a few scones for tea."

"Scones are fine for children, but you know what they can do to ladies like us."

"He said the scones were good, but the tea was a bit strong."

Scones usually take about four to ten minutes to bake.

At the 2006 census, Scone had a population of 4,624 people.

In the silence that followed I reached for another scone.

And all the time, hands reached out to touch the Scone as it passed.

"But the scones will be cold, too," she said to herself.

I never thought I'd like hot scones on a summer's day, but these look heavenly.

Be careful to keep the glaze on the top of the scones.

I burnt my hand taking scones out of the oven.

Pies scones and they made their own with the potatoes.

Flora took a large bite out of her third scone.

There is no possibility that the Scone could have been stolen!

They sat on a bench looking out at the river, eating their scones and talking.

I held up a last small corner of my oatmeal scone.

The scones were the best I ever had, though.

"There's nothing like a fresh scone," she says before returning to the business at hand.

I've got a batch of scones in the oven; I must have known you were coming.

I didn't know they were coming,' he said, and helped himself to a scone.

When I offer to pay for her scone, she scoffs.