Sentence examples for tearoom from inspiring English sources

This wonderful fantasy tearoom is perfect for kids and lovers of kitsch.

This genteel tearoom on Montenapoleone is the place to be at around 5pm on a Saturday afternoon.

The devout Roman Catholic in Sir Matt (he has dropped on his knees in the crowded tearoom at the Manchester United ground to kiss the ring on a bishop's hand) might be slightly discomfited by the joke, but the football club manager, who has lived the most memorable moments of his life amid the tense, masculine irreverence of dressing rooms, would smile without embarrassment.

These connoisseurs of the "way of tea," which involves the construction of the tearoom and its garden and correct deportment in them, established hereditary families and schools who remained the aesthetic advisers on most aspects of domestic architecture, interior decoration, and garden planning.

There is even the first tearoom chatter about who will do well in the Shadow Cabinet elections, an annual beauty contest among Labour MPs when the party is in opposition.

There's also a tearoom, a hog-roast service and a lively series of events.

"It goes to that question – what do we want our politicians to be?" She gesticulates impatiently at the wood-panelled tearoom.

In the vacant tearoom of a smart hotel in the French city of Lyon, where Thiérrée is touring his new one-man show Raoul before bringing it to London, he is, by his own admission, wiped out with exhaustion, yet strong physical family traits still shine through.

The extras On-site massage is offered (from £46 per half hour) and there's a tearoom.

Another said: "There are lots of jokes going round in the tearoom like: 'Hello, have you been made envoy to Botswana or Bhutan yet?' I've not experienced it, but the rumour is that that's what they doing".

Gillam's This 10-year-old vegetarian restaurant and tearoom in Ulverston, Cumbria, is just as popular among non-veggies, because the food is so tasty.