Sentence examples for collection of teas from inspiring English sources

Whole beans for more than a dozen different coffees, a large collection of teas in pretty tins, cookies and mugs are also for sale.

Among her attendants were members of Manhattan's bon ton, including Lee Radziwill and Bob Colacello, who had turned out for the introduction of the Gloria von Thurn und Taxis Tea Time Collection of teas, jams, chocolates, cookies and sweetly scented candles.

The Irish writer Damien Owens has likened all this to "Charles Manson showing you his collection of tea cosies".

So I was relieved to be taken to Song Fang, a serene, French-owned tea house with non-negotiable prices and a collection of tea caddies painted to look like they are from the Cultural Revolution (227 Yongjia Road; $12 to $46 for 50 grams).

The collection of tea party groups settled on state Rep. Joe Carr, whose first ad this week accused Alexander of working "behind closed doors trading favors" on the bill to reopen the government.

This should be confirmed at Christie's in New York on Sept. 14, when the Terence J. Fox Collection of tea equipage goes on view before its auction on Sept. 17 at 2 P.M.

Third Drawer Down, an Australian company that makes artist-designed linens, has unveiled new additions to its collection of tea towels -- along with aprons, handkerchiefs and baby bibs -- that feature work by emerging artists.

'Inspired by my burgeoning collection of tea plates both from family heirlooms and charity shops, I wanted to create a collection that is playful and creative, and one that I hope inspires lots of tea parties and home baking,' says Doran.

And in the nineteenth century Britain's East India Company, in one of the most successful acts of industrial espionage ever, sent a botanist to China, where he stole both the technique for processing tea leaves (which is surprisingly complex) and a vast collection of tea plants.

The new project was the Miho Museum, to display Koyama's collection of tea ceremony artifacts.

In one corner of the enormous white space is a collection of tea lights and Buddha statues, the heavy smell of incense wafting up and out of it.