samovar

A samovar is worth less than nothing in this city now.

The samovar has been on the table for two hours, and they are all out walking!

On the end of the table stood the coffee samovar.

I went on quickly, before he threw the samovar at me.

After that he went to the galley, and looked for the samovar.

The gleaming silver samovar was also the same as before.

He got up and poured another cup of tea from the samovar.

On a bench there were five samovars standing in a row.

I said, as he went back to tending the fire beneath the samovars.

They looked, first at the samovar, and then at him.

The main light comes through an open window and glints off the samovar.

"No, we did not sell off the paintings and the samovars," he said.

The hostess sat by the samovar and took off her gloves.

My coat was hanging over the large samovar in the choir.

He followed her down a dark hall to a large drawing room where an old lady sat by a samovar.

She was treated with tea from the ever boiling samovar.

Now she's gone to have the other samovar made into a lamp."

His eyes shifted toward a gleaming samovar in one corner of the office.

In honour of the visitors they brought out the samovar.

One more word about me, and this disk goes in the samovar."

While tea's health benefits may be one reason places like Samovar are so popular these days, good taste is certainly another.

Whatever, it is less traditional - except for a real samovar."

On the table sat a painted samovar and a tray of cups.

The Professor gets up at twelve, the samovar is kept boiling all the morning, and everything has to wait for him.

They forgot to set the samovar, they could think of nothing.