tetley in A Sentence

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    Though it seems that Tetley gave up a lot, her lawyers considered her sentencing a victory.

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    Tetley once worked in the real estate agency and then turned to the stock market to make cash.

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    T4KIDZ: This caffeine-free hot beverage, specially blended for kids by Tetley in the UK, was launched in March 2010.

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    The Tetley Brand, formerly British owned and one of the largest, is now owned by the Indian Tata Tea Limited company.

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    In 1953, after World War II, Tetley launched the tea bag to the UK and it was an immediate success.

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    Tetley: Acquired by Tata in 2000, Tetley is currently enjoyed in 70 countries worldwide and in close to 9.1 million UK homes.

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    In 1953(after rationing in the UK ended), Tetley launched the tea bag in the UK and it was an immediate success.

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    With more than 45 million cups of its tea enjoyed every day, Tetley is one of the world's most popular tea brands.

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    In 1953, after rationing in the UK ended, Tetley launched the tea bag to the UK and it was an immediate success.

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    Tetley was facing up to 30 months in prison if she was sentenced- the single year was much more lenient than could have been hoped for.

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    They could not necessarily trade these large quantities to banks, through Bitcoin, or through other institutions without leaving a paper trail- that was where Tetley came in.

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    Assam produces the largest quantity of Tea in India, mostly of the CTC variety, and is one of the biggest suppliers of major international brands such as Lipton and Tetley.

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    Chris Tetley, ICC Head of Events:“Unfortunately we have had to cancel Saturday's warm-up match between Australia and West Indies because of persistent heavy rain which has left the outfield currently in an unfit condition for play.”.

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    Not all of Tetley's customers were drug dealers or other unsavory personalities, but she made a great deal of profit by meeting her clients in coffee shops, restaurants, and other public areas where they would exchange Bitcoin for cash.

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