(1) There is too much onion in the soup.

(2) You've put too much salt in the soup.

(3) I have been in the soup.

(4) For now, his political career is in the soup.

(5) Bill dunked a piece of bread in the soup.

(6) Or like strands of lumpy noodle in the soup of probability.

(7) Mud and roots circled in the soup; a swelling in the undertow.

(8) Now the company was in the soup(/in the soup.html), and its attorneys promptly removed the case to the federal court.

(9) Green pea soup, sir. Croutons are already in the soup.

(10) She put the amount of salt in the soup that it asked for, and then some.

(11) The children are allowed to dunk their bread in the soup.

(12) She has a knack of landing herself right in the soup.

(13) Please help me put a teaspoon of salt in the soup.

(14) If your Mum finds out what you've done, you'll really be in the soup!

(15) The aging prisoner picked up a greasy ladle and buried it in the soup, stirring it for a moment.

(16) She broke off a bit of bread and dipped it in the soup.

(17) I couldn't keep a straight face when he dropped his watch in the soup.

(18) W : Green pea soup, sir. Croutons are already in the soup.

(19) Thin sliced raw variety meat , fish, various bean curd products and all kinds of vegetables are boiled in the soup base.

(20) Finally, the familiar soft-shelled turtle, turtle soup and outside of the cans of soup, so soft-shelled turtle meat in the soup has the taste, is said to taste great.

(1) There is too much onion in the soup.