teapot

Having an image once a day of a wildfire is a bit like having a chocolate teapot… not very useful.

It’s tempting to dismiss this dust-up as a tempest in a teapot.

After an hour or two of losing energy to the teapot and surrounding air, the tea in the pot is no longer hot.

Think of it as a teapot sweater to keep the tea warm for a longer period of time.

Some people who drink tea, for instance, place a cozy over a teapot filled with the hot drink.

Eventually, the fire sale extended to his personal belongings—including a $20 enamel teapot.

They greeted us with a glass of sugared mint tea, called a “Berber whisky”, poured from high above out of a silver teapot.

Of course, this particular fooforaw may be a tempest in a teapot: OPM may rule that they can offer subsidies to staffers.

When the ADL mixes serious, weighty trends with these teapot tempests, they ignore real Jewish issues.

When CEO Jamie Dimon first announced the loss in April, he pegged it at just $2 billion, and called it “a tempest in a teapot.”

That evening old Liz filled her teapot, threw her apron over it, and descended to the court to visit Mrs Rampy.

You Joe King, d cevada to the cavallos, chega the teapot, and don't bother me nada.

I was taciturn, he lively as one of the crickets that used to chirp behind his little Queen Anne teapot of a fireplace.

She turned a little awkwardly to her tea things, and poured needless water from the silver kettle into the teapot.

Cherchez la femme, said Maitland with evident gratification, counting spoonfuls of tea into the teapot.