tea-shop

Outside of Internet-related offerings, some of the best non-Web-related IPO debuts this year were in consumer companies like tea-shop chain Teavana Holdings Inc., women's boutique Francesca's Holdings Corp. and coffee chain Dunkin' Brands Group Inc.

For Internet IPOs, Pop Then a Drop Lynn Cowan 2011

If anyone wishes to write the tea-shop book, I promise to buy two.

mrissa: Structure: against Euclid mrissa 2010

I know he has never bought her a tea-shop, I had my minions check his financials.

Team ROMANTIC Neurotic Scumweasel. karenhealey 2010

They hadn't been able to buy any in the shops at Great Giddings because it was early closing day, and they hadn't liked to ask the tea-shop woman to sell them anything.

An Open Letter to Fans of South Plains Football 2010

When Isaac first approached us to tell us, excitedly, that he'd landed the tea-shop job, I was delighted -- until he casually mentioned the working hours.

It's Midnight, But We Know Where Isaac Is 2009

Instead of raising the pitch and volume of her voice like everybody else in the room she maintains a level of utterance suitable for conversation in a quiet drawing room or a tete-a-tete in a sparsely peopled tea-shop.

'Deaf Sentence' 2008

Similarly the water the Dalits drink is differently designed, and their tea cups in the tea-shop are located in different time and space. and the shelter under the tree for a landless Dalit is not really made of an equal summer.

The Shadow of Stigma Shantanud 2008

He would undoubtedly be freed from this embarrassment if we met in a large hotel, or a larger and even more impersonal tea-shop, or in a public library, or in a post-office, or in the draughty corridors of a tube station.

G.K.'s Weekly - Christmas Must Go 2008

Under a rigid brow, a pair of Chinese eyes, like those of an image under a glass shade in a tea-shop — artificial eyes, which sham life but never vary — moved but expressed nothing.

Scenes from a Courtesan's Life 2007

They are willing to admit that the loss of a little toy-shop of their childhood, or a little tea-shop of their youth, is even in the true sense a tragedy.

G.K. Speaks - The Bluff of the Big Shops 2007