Great freedom is allowed the singer, who must do a lot of scooping and shrieking.

Workers said the snow did little to interfere with the scooping, sifting and searching.

"I'll give you a hand," the guard said, seeing that it was a matter of scooping up the fallen tree fruits.

He has a history of scooping up discredited, beaten-down businesses.

He did, however, like scooping the print reporters, and the timing of the event made that a gimme.

The obstruction gave way, tumbling out onto the metal grating that my scooping had uncovered.

Other girls were circling round, scooping up handfuls of spray and showering them.

Kira retaliated by scooping her hand through the water and splashing the commander.

Unsteadily, he began slicing the melons into sections, scooping out the seeds.

Why did he feel like scooping her into his arms, kissing away her pain, and then raining destruction on the person who'd caused it?

Because that's smashing for just scooping up.

She poured a few drops of water into each glass; this would ease the scooping of spent wax later on.

He leaned in scooping up the sleep basket in which Hing was feeding her babies.

It involves a literal scooping, in which a ship draws plasma directly from the outer surface of a star to use as fuel.

For a while, it was like war - helicopters scooping water from the lake, military encampments in the parks, an army of yellow-shirted firefighters.

Heather Ryan, the marketing director, said, "As the fusion concept became popular here, the restaurants have been scooping them up like mad."

He concentrated his scooping on that, getting just as much sand into the floater as he could.

Blade noticed that this promise didn't keep her from scooping three cans of the spray soap into her pack.

Kelly started scooping handfuls of water and splashing it over her hair and her face.

Check out the scooping, vibrato and diction!

I like the scooping of keys - it's what's done but somehow I hadn't thought of it myself - well spotted & expressed!

We're closing in on short-range scooping.

Connor came outside the corral to meet her, scooping Meredith out of Maggie's arms and holding her up even higher.

There were also bowls of mashed, spiced peanuts and baskets of steaming bread for scooping up the food.

The production of finely varied painting slips was achieved through levigation and the subsequent scooping off of various layer.

So, what kind of scoop do you have for me today?

A few years ago, that would have been a big scoop.

As to a scoop, just hold the article back for a while and I think you'll have one.

The group travel around the world looking for a big scoop.

When she was the one with the source and the scoop.

Get the scoop on how C works and why it's so important.

They expect a scoop as the result of all this.

The real scoop, straight from the person who was there.

What I've got now is the scoop of the decade.

It was a good scoop for me - and all that.

For perhaps the first time in history, the world knew before being told: if you'd seen the sky, you had the scoop.

But as the world now knows, the latest Clinton scoop is his.

It was one hell of a scoop at the time.

She gathered them up in one scoop and was gone.

Actually, no one on the panel held out much hope of a scoop.

"But people feel they're getting the inside scoop when they hear the voice of a celebrity."

The hood scoop was the same color as the car.

What a scoop this all would be for the Classic!

The scoop, he said, was the result of a tip.

Had the network scored an important scoop on a major story?

So here's the inside scoop on what teen guys go through.

Then the real reason for the great forward air scoop became apparent.

It's the only way they could have achieved this scoop.

The men shut down the power and check the scoop: no sound.

Behind was the great scoop of darkness, as if all the night were there.

And by the way, men were less likely to scoop than woman.

Each one was to do her best to scoop out the wall.

Was he ready to scoop the world and make a name for himself?

She scooped in the money and he let himself out.

No one needs to know what else we scooped up out of space.

In 1973 the paper scooped the world on perhaps the most significant economic development of the last 30 years.

Not that she has simply scooped up all the music.

Then she scooped up everything and ran back to the church.

Then she scooped up the little girl and went to the window.

He scooped her up in his arms, and started for the church.

"By now, much of the best work has come to market and been scooped up."

He got to his feet, scooping me up with him.

She stopped, turned and scooped the child up in her arms.

After a few minutes, scoop out a cup of water, and set aside.

The men were scooping out what they could with little more than their hands.

But to scoop a flying thing out of the air was a new problem.

Even holding her story back for a day, she had still scooped the city.

Everyone paused just long enough to scoop up the money in front of him.

Across the street, a woman scooped up her child, turned back, and ran inside.

He extended his free hand and made as if to scoop some water.

Then he came forward and scooped them into the bag.

She scooped it up quickly and rose to her feet.

She scooped away the snow to get the door open.

He reached the hall first and scooped up the phone.

At once she was scooped up in his powerful arms.