The attendants will give you a cloth (resembling, in most establishments, an over-sized red gingham tea towel).

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She wiped the tray and dried it, and hung the damp tea towel on the line in the scullery.

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Shrouded with a tea towel and left in a warm corner to rise once more, the dough was soon pert and pillowy.

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He was inspired by a tea towel showing the coastal divisions, which he had bought in an RNLI charity shop in Great Yarmouth.

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Wrapped loosely in a tea towel and placed in an open plastic bag, a fresh bunch should last about a week in the refrigerator.

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Some evenings, we took a picnic into the woods, with a bottle of white wine wrapped in a crisp tea towel, wineglasses in a cedarwood container, and a flask of coffee.

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