Sentence examples for tiny tea from inspiring English sources

After several disappointing meals, I happened upon a charming spot, Mei Ko Kaku, a tiny tea salon with an adjacent shop.

Tucked among the tiny tea shops is Automat (right), a jazzy-looking American brasserie (33 Dover Street; 011 44 2011499 3011).

It's great that there's a forum to share discoveries - say if you find a tiny tea shop in Devon with a gluten-free scone, now people can know about it".

a) The Tadpole Stage b) The Minuscule of Sound c) The Tiny Tea Tent d) The Pilton Hilton D2 One of the longest-running, and best-loved, performance stages at the festival runs entirely on solar power.

We always know when Lethia Nall is Celia, daughter of the bad duke, because Celia carries a complete tiny tea set with her everywhere that she unpacks daintily from a tiny wicker picnic case.

The host, Shotaro Murakami, a 26-year-old who grew up on Japan's southern islands, met us in the lobby and led us upstairs along a low-ceilinged hallway to our room, whose furnishings consisted entirely of a tatami mat, a futon and a tiny tea table — all the necessities.

Mexie and Bridie with their "tiny tea-party" appear to be sitting in the sky ("It's out within the weather, / Beneath the clouds and sun"), while "John, who is poor," is alone, his face peeking out from a window ("Whose Mama must hurry to toil all day. / Whose Papa is dead and done").

A tiny London tea shop is accusing coffee giant Starbucks of gobbling up its idea for the duffin, a sweet, sugary doughnut-meets-muffin mashup.

Will my daughter grow up with my friend's baby where we let the sun sink over sparkling water in tiny plastic tea cups?

I love little tiny hybrid teas.

So they exploited the pretext of a tiny tax imposed on the tea by the British to justify the Boston tea party.The battle for hearts and minds became even more important after 1775, when the military governor of Massachusetts, General Thomas Gage, sent redcoats to Concord to seize stores of military equipment held there by the colonists.