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Teaspoon in sentence

15 examples of Teaspoon in a sentence

A teaspoon of seawater can contain more than a million living creatures.
An average teaspoon of clean seawater has five million bacteria and 50 million viruses in it.
But we're going through the haystack no longer with a teaspoon but with a skip loader, because of this increase in speed.
So when you eat any carbohydrate-rich food, the sugar level in your blood, normally about a teaspoon, goes up.
I'm going to put just one teaspoon here of this purified polymer.
What we're going to do is see if this teaspoon of the baby diaper material can increase in size.
But what's more interesting is 85 different plant species in one teaspoon of honey.
And the solution fits in a teaspoon.
You add one teaspoon of martial arts, and a zip of explosions and gunfire for the taste.
If you watch it with people, you become punchdrunk immediately as you try to rationalize why a guy who was strangled is covered in blood and why a girl with her wrists gashed has only lost about a teaspoon.
Worldwide, people consume an average of around ten grams of salt per day – double the World Health Organization’s recommended daily maximum of less than five grams (or just under one teaspoon).
If you want to use salt when cooking, pour out a fifth of a teaspoon and limit yourself to pinches from this amount over the course of a day.
Then Harris packed the strawberry jam on top of a tomato and squashed it, and they had to pick out the tomato with a teaspoon.
He thought he would light the fire when he got inside, and make himself some breakfast, just to pass away the time; but he did not seem able to handle anything from a scuttleful of coals to a teaspoon without dropping it or falling over it, and making such a noise that he was in mortal fear that it would wake Mrs. G. up, and that she would think it was burglars and open the window and call "Police!" and then these two detectives would rush in and handcuff him, and march him off to the police-court.
One day Tom was in the act of dosing the crack when his aunt's yellow cat came along, purring, eyeing the teaspoon avariciously, and begging for a taste.