The word 'tel' is not correct and usable in written English
The correct spelling should be 'tell' and it is commonly used as a verb to mean 'to give an account of, to recount, or to relate'. Example sentence: He told the story of the day's events.
Salizzada San Moise, 1345 San Marco, tel; +39 (0)41 296 0687, open every day This old-fashioned osteria is a fun, noisy rendezvous for local Venetians, where a glass of house wine sets you back only 80 cents.
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KM · 1a Launceston Place, W8 (Tel: 020-7937 6912) price per head £40-£50 £40-£50 Little Beer Shoppe Ludlow We all like a drink or seven at ChristMarchest can sometimes be the onLittle to get through it.
"Wrinkly on the outside and smooth as silk on the inside," says Sir Tel, who announces he is going to "indulge himself" with today's playlist.
HH · 7 Paradise Road (Tel: 020-8332 6090) Launceston Place London The arrival of Iain Inman, formerly of Chez Bruce and The Square, at this enduring local bodes well for both.
Pasteleria Escriba Rambla de les Flors, 83 Tel: +34 93 301 60 27 The owner, Antoni Escriba, is multiple Champion Patisser of Barcelona.
She had scissors, pre-threaded needle and cotton, even one of those K-Tel Buttoneers that were all the rage back then.
Celtic host Hearts at Parkhead today seeking to put their defeat to Hapoel Tel-Aviv behind them, while the Edinburgh side approach the game off the back of their first league win.
That takes the number of clubs to have agreed settlements in 2015 to 14, with four previous agreements – involving Hull City, Panathinaikos, Hapoel Tel-Aviv and Ruch Chorzow – being announced on 27 February.
One firm that is working on this is graviton, a start-up backed by a group of investors including the CIA's venture-capital fund, In-Q-Tel, and Siemens, a German electronics giant.
NetMarket offers almost as many books as Amazon, as many CDs as CDNow, as many cars as Auto-by-Tel, and so on through most of the big Web retail categories.
