tea chest

At the other end of the meeting place was a huge box that looked like a tea chest.

She went quickly to one of the old tea chests, and opened it.

He knew that the tea chests were to have been removed very early.

You can also sit on the tea chests and sip in the courtyard.

Because people will put books into tea chests then you can't lift them.

He rested his hand on a cardboard box behind the tea chest and pushed himself up.

He reached a middle shelf, poked his hands between two tea chests.

He swung the door to one side, and the fronts of the other tea chests came with it, all together.

"Some fund managers have to deal with 32 tea chests of paper a day," a foreign broker said.

In the same tea chest he came across a cube-shaped case made of orange plastic.

The large space had been almost completely filled with tea chests, office furniture and tools.

Sunlight dances on a piece of gold paper, which is used to line Chinese tea chests.

Louise got up from her knees beside an unpacked tea chest.

During the cutting and dumping of the tea chests, my shoes got filled with the stuff.

When they departed, she had taken a deep breath and her telephone receiver from the Chinese tea chest.

It was a disaster, she said; everything had been parceled up and put into the tea chests in the wrong order.

She fetched an empty tea chest from the kitchen, upended it and sat down.

To find your tea chest empty, unfolds much disagreeable gossip and news.

McCann said as I kicked the tea chest back through the doors.

He fell on to the tea chest.

A tea chest stood against the wall.

A tea chest holds 42 to 58 kilograms, the size depends on the origin and client.

The larger varieties were known as tea chests.

Michael went to the Chinese tea chest.

"Sure - and the Holy Grail at the bottom of a tea chest."