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If you smash an egg on a stone, the egg will definitely smash.

Little Tommy got a goose egg on the math exam.

He spilled a bit of egg on his shoe.

The guest tried to stand the egg on end, but in vain. Also, no other guest could make the egg stand on end.

The Imperial Palace had egg on its face by making a serious mistake.

Each of my cousins received an Easter egg on Easter Day.

When he didn't, you were left with egg on your face and a hole in your heart.

It is said that if you can balance a raw egg on its end at exactly noon on the day, the rest of the year will be lucky.

In English, if someone makes a mistake which makes him look stupid, we can say 'he got egg on his face'.

Over the years Leo has been very disciplined and saved every month. He now has a big nest egg on which he can retire.

The Max Planck Institute is one of the world's leading science and technology research groups, and boy does the Germany-based group ever have egg on its face.

Saoirse was also cranky and vomiting. She had swelling in both her ears and a bulge the size of an egg on her right temple.

A low angle perspective of the tower in Astana which simbolises the Kazakh myth of the magic bird Samruk, who laid a golden egg on the tree of life

This second wave of citizen outrage at the bailouts has left these lawmakers with a bit of egg on their face, and once again, they feel the need to “do something” to “fix” it.

They proclaim to the world through their professors that we are a non-heroic nation skulking behind our mahogany counters, whilst we egg on more gallant races to their destruction.

Ross: She lent me an egg once.

Pour the egg onto the vegetable and scramble slightly.

They're also easy to make at home. Getting the marbling effect is as simple as cracking the egg once it's partially cooked.