How To Use Tiffin In A Sentence
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We do know they have been steadily alienating your regular customers, stiffing them on money owed, making a terrible mess of the legitimate business, while all the while on paper your company is soaring.
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Stiffing the UN and threatening retaliation against key Security Council members may have been impolitic and ill-judged.
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He was also stiffing the White House press corps.
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Then amid a thousand jokes the tiffin-baskets were brought out, and we had a royal lunch while the tiger was "padded" -- i.e., placed on one of the unoccupied elephants; and finally we got us back to camp, where the rest of the day was devoted to dinner and cheroots.
Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science Volume 17, No. 100, April, 1876
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During tiffin we went outside to try cool down somewhat.
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Now that I have the perspective of age, I like to think Ray Tiffin was the Everyman of my time and place in life.
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Tiffindell gets a sprinkling of snow each year, but relies largely on snow machines, which spurt out a steady stream of snow over their single 500-metre slope during winter.
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The farm holds its own market, where you can sip homemade lemonade and grab a slice of chocolate brandy tiffin in peace.
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His apricot and pistachio tiffin with homemade marshmallow was technically impressive and clearly passed the taste test.
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Tiffin MSc in Criminal Justice (MSCJ), with a concentration in Homeland Security Administration, is an outstanding example of how the real world meets the classr...
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Little stalls on wheels serve up ‘tiffin’: banana chips, grilled corn on the cob on a stick, vegetable bhajis, bel puri, little rice batter puffs with a stew of channa poured into them.
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In the afternoon over tiffin, Janda would compose scandalous gossip columns.
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They had been filling the plates and glasses of these two ladies all the way from Calcutta; they had walked with them every day on deck, had fetched their chairs, picked up their handkerchiefs, and looked after their bottled beer at tiffin-time with an assiduity which is more than commendable in such warm latitudes.
The Bertrams
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This agency has become the official applier of yellow, smiley-faced stickers on an ugly economy that is stiffing America's workaday majority.
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Little stalls on wheels serve up ‘tiffin’: banana chips, grilled corn on the cob on a stick, vegetable bhajis, bel puri, little rice batter puffs with a stew of channa poured into them.
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a _real_ four-mile man you will be left hopelessly astern; but when he gets upon his favourite "one in one" slope, then does he simply sail away, with the tiffin coolie carrying a fat basket and all your spare lumber in his wake, while you toil upward and ever upwards -- gasping -- until with your last available breath you murmur "Asti," and sink upon the nearest stone a limp, perspiring worm!
A Holiday in the Happy Valley with Pen and Pencil
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The sort of dishes served for tiffin vary but curries were very popular, and salads were often served in hot weather.
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This white chocolate tiffin recipe is mouth-wateringly delicious and so simple to make!
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Daily, Tiffin Wallah offers three curries and rices, plus dessert, salad, soup and the usual accompaniments of papadum, chapati, pickles and chutney.
Indian, Veggie, Kosher
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Ultimately, we wound up doing one television show as guild members, the record started stiffing and the band broke up.
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God only knows in what other ways they are stiffing society.
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We went to some place for tea and cakes near Newby Bridge whose name I just can't remember, but if you find it, have the tiffin.
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Carry tiffin with you, eat at a place with a table, if you really must.
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The guests were taken on a walk around the Court buildings, and had a good lunch, brought from home in large tiffin carriers by Mrs. CJ and served by white-uniformed bearers.
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Tiffindell Ski Resort near Rhodes recorded a minimum of - 5,6°C early on Sunday.
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If we look back on the Raj experience we find that we have inherited so many things like the English language and beer, Parliament and tiffin, education system and mulligatawny soup, judiciary and red tape.
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Does the outcome of the recall show that you can get away with bypassing, stiffing, and otherwise not engaging the mainstream media and still get elected governor of California?
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Constant dinners, tiffins, pale ale and claret, the prodigious labour of cutcherry, and the refreshment of brandy-pawnee which he was forced to take there, had their effect upon Waterloo Sedley.
Vanity Fair
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Make the tiffin the night before and pop it in the freezer.
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The sections cover sambar and rasam, vegetables, rice, tiffin, savouries, sweets, salads, pachadis, chutneys and pickles, comprising 100 recipes with interesting variations.
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Snow was sifting down at Tiffindell ski resort near Rhodes yesterday morning, adding to over 25 cm which had fallen since Friday.
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Bhaiya, meanwhile, sent self-pitying letters from near Delhi where he was undergoing military training of his own trials in a world that he found ‘frightfully Poona: chukka, pukka, whisky soda and tiffin: still, I exist.’
Chaplin’s Girl
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For a rice eater like me, cafeteria tiffin in the morning comes nowhere close to filling.
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Aug 5th, 2008 at 1: 32 pm fedthefish tiffin wallah is another great choice. or, if you want an even easier intro to indian go to one of those indo-chinese fusion places in curry hill (like indo munch) that has chinese food but with some indian flare.
PROFILE: Midtown Lunch’er “Lou” | Midtown Lunch - Finding Lunch in the Food Wasteland of NYC's Midtown Manhattan
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Its times like this i thank God i was born and bred in Aus! why is it when someone complains about, the mess around our island someone else has to try and turn the whole scene around, justiffing what is true and what is not. we dont need photos to poove a point? just walk down the sliema / gzira sea front after a saterday or sunday evening and open your eyes. its a shambles. plastic bottles undar benches. waste from take aways ect.
Timesofmalta.com
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She brought them their tiffin in small aluminium boxes.
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P. Virgilii Maronis opera: emendabat et notulis illustr. G. Wakefield
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For Tiffin the good life is not swanking around the hot spots of London clubland but a chance to put on the wellies and head for his allotment.
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This week Scottish oat nibbles, chocolate tiffin, and toffee pecan slices are on offer for 99p a pack.
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Different varieties of local fare is available in the various restaurants in city, and most of them offer the tiffin items.
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Tell the cook to make tiffin for three.
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Little stalls on wheels serve up tiffin: banana chips, vegetable bhajis, and little rice batter puffs with a stew of channa poured into them.
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Tiffin Girls' School reaffirmed its position as the borough's best with more than half of all exams sat resulting in the highest A * grade.
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The sellers will have to show that the selling entities received fair value and that the transaction had economic substance above and beyond merely stiffing their creditors.
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A bottle of wine and some extremely naughty chocolate tiffin greeted us in the apartment.
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Merchants could pay a steep price for stiffing shoppers.
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Immigrant restrictionism is stiffing hundreds of thousands of American citizens and legal residents out of their tax-rebate checks.
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The Royal Opera regularly calls on members of Tiffin Boys' Choir to appear in its productions.
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They were able to choose from an amazing array of home-made cakes, including rum and raisin tiffin.
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I set the soldiers and the cook to clean them after breakfast or tiffin or the midday meal.
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"Sending a message" by stiffing a rude waiter or bellhop does not work.
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If you leave a quarter you might as well be stiffing me.
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But to follow up on Bernie's question, does the vice president pay a price for stiffing the press as he has done for two months now?
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And on that very point, is it reasonable for journalists to be criticizing him for basically staying silent, saying nothing, and stiffing the press for seven long weeks?
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And the two best ways to keep people stupid and nodding is by shutting down the information flow and by stiffing the press.
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We finished with a slice of home-made carrot, orange and walnut cake, and orange and chocolate tiffin, both of which were excellent.
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She whipped up flapjacks, moon rocks, and tiffin cakes in the kitchen with her children.
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I would have done anything for Kurmilla - carried her tiffin carrier to school, or her books, or just walked with her.
GYPSY MASALA
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Heavy snow brought life almost to a standstill at South Africa's only ski resort, Tiffindell, in the Eastern Cape.
