We also had face-painting, a barbecue, teacup and swingboat rides and a selection of giant inflatables. |
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He took a drink from his teacup, and placed the cup down on the saucer very seriously. |
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The doodle shows an almost cartoonish figure of a man being scalded in a teacup by the boiling tea. |
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Faye had asked, finishing her tea and delicately placing the teacup on the small coffee table. |
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He sat at a miniature classically-styled table, drinking cream from a teacup. |
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The chorus of voices was so loud that the teacup on the small coffee table behind her shook. |
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A white teacup slipped from coffee-coloured fingers and shattered on the hardwood floor. |
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The downtown restaurant with its umbrellaed tables reminded Marianna of a teacup ride stuck in time. |
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I do not propose to comment on the article as the sooner this storm in a teacup is forgotten the better. |
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Kelley, piqued, took her purse from him, setting the teacup carefully down. |
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Make teacup invitations cut from white paper or make giant strawberry invitations, from red construction paper, and decorate. |
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For all the noise made by oppositionists, the weekend events had all the intensity of a storm in a teacup. |
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She flopped back into the pillows, with Isobel snatching up the teacup just before it sloshed onto the bedding. |
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The teacup went flying, it was shattered, and one of the pieces cut Lindsay in her shin. |
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It appeared to be game on, but for Thunder it was merely a storm in a teacup as thereafter York gleaned total control. |
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The dolls are to be served a pretend lunch, so they each have their own striped chair and matching tiny teacup and plate. |
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We also had face-painting, a barbecue, run by Chippenham Round Table, teacup and swingboat rides and a selection of giant inflatables. |
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Then he stops short and mulls it over, fingers toying absently with the spoon in his teacup. |
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Going head-to-head against Jack Nicklaus in a major was like trying to drain the Pacific Ocean with a teacup. |
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In face of such gloating by the political right, several newspapers have insisted that the whole affair is a storm in a teacup. |
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It seems a bit of a storm in a teacup to an outsider but maybe within his own professional group it was important to him. |
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They dismiss this week's language problem as a storm in a Westminster village teacup. |
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The other European powers made great play of belittling US fears and giving the appearance that this was a storm in a teacup. |
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He licked them up with a slick bronzy tongue and spat a thick wad of honey-brown juice into the empty teacup. |
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She dumped out a teacup and began to untwine the wet string from the handle. |
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She placed her empty teacup on the table and poured a cup for Stewart. |
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Nor is Feldmann's idea of glueing drawing pins to the insoles of a pair of golden high heels up there with Meret Oppenheim's furry teacup. |
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Mr President, I am somewhat surprised at the storm in a teacup that this change to our Rules of Procedure has provoked in some quarters. |
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There is nothing whatsoever in this storm in a teacup that is trying to be wrapped up by the Social Democrats against Commissioner McCreevy. |
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It would seem that the process has come a long way forward and this is probably a storm in a teacup. |
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I fail to comprehend why the advertising industry is raising such a storm in a teacup. |
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Even if it did happen such incidents are commonplace on the training fields of the land, a storm in a teacup quickly sorted and set aside by practical managers. |
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But see a gazelle-hide teacup – a gazellehideteacup – and you might find yourself retching. |
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Sydney chuckled and set her empty teacup on the coffee table. |
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If all this still seems like a storm in a dragon-shaped teacup, then look at the bigger picture. |
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A disadvantage of this system is that a tritium bed that is normally the size of a teacup becomes as large as a gallon paint can. |
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It was always one of her most treasured possessions. And when she passed away a few years ago, the teacup was passed on to her granddaughter. |
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For Fred's descendants, this teacup has served as a token of gratitude from a family in France. |
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Turning a teacup into a rat would be a spell, whereas making a teacup dance would be a charm. |
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For over 85 years that teacup was prominently displayed in Margaret's cabinet. |
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Very useful when your teapot is bigger as your teacup, you can pour your tea in the pitcher to stop the steeping process. |
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He pulled a bone china teacup printed with white floral bells, Lily of the Valley, from one of the cabinets. |
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What happened between me and Ian was a storm in a teacup, handbags at 22 paces, and there was no real aggro, beyond the pair of us making our points. |
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She dried the teacup with a worn mildewed hand towel, also embroidered with Lily of the Valley. |
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All this furore about same-sex marriages seems a storm in a teacup to me. |
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It wasn't corruption, but it wasn't a storm in a teacup either. |
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Elle magazine shot an editorial in September, one picture revealing a teacup pig sitting pretty by a mini Tyler Alexandra bag. |
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Books can function as doorstops, paperweights, hiding places for some valuables, platforms for balancing a teacup on or props for broken chairs or tables. |
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You bring the water in, you swirl it around like a teacup effect. |
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Also has a beautiful teacup shaped trinket that hangs over your cup. |
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Sizes range from XXS for smaller dogs like teacup poodles and small chihuahuas, up to XXL for basenjis and beagles. |
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Any upheaval in economic relations in any country of the European continent, in the whole European continent without England, is a storm in a teacup. |
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You couldn't win a teacup in Formula 1 with a policy of hedging your bets. |
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Koan put the teapot on the table and then filled a small teacup. |
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With the agitator in this position, the propeller thrust prevents the so-called teacup effect, i.e. an accumulation of dirt in the middle of the basin. |
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For example, not content with salt, Coleridge sprinkled cayenne pepper on his eggs, which he ate from a teacup. |
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It's been less a storm in a teacup and more a blizzard on top of a Victoria sandwich cake. |
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To the chagrin of his overbearing teacup Chihuahua, Poncho, Brendan Kelly made time for me in order to answer some burning questions. |
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Is it all a storm in a teacup, or could battles between the two giants spoil an opportunity for a world trade round intended to make trade work better for everybody? |
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If Amaprop is correctly positioned in the tank, the fresh substrate is quickly distributed across the tank, which effectively prevents the so-called teacup effect with deposits accumulating in the centre of the tank. |
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Savour the whole leaf tea by pouring it into a teacup. |
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The Extra-fine Tea Infuser with Dish Set is complete with unique designed handles that allows you to steep all varieties of loose leaf tea in your favourite teacup or teapot. |
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Your teacup may contain several route codes which could be identical to the route codes found within a human energy system, but that wouldn't make a person a cup! |
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So you desperately seek a blue-and-white banded Watt pottery Bak-Ezee bowl, a Christmas Candy Teal Depression glass teacup and a red Fenton carnival glass vase. |
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During their stay, the girls discover a teacup in the garden, as well as a storybook in the house that tells about the lost flower children who are under a spell. |
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Boycotting a tea company may be a storm in a teacup, but the St Paul's protest is about a massive problem on a global scale, and needs to be kept on the agenda. |
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