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You can find vessels with tea infuser tops and nesting coffee tumblers, not to mention the myriad options that claim to keep your cider hot for hours on end and retain ice for even longer.

If ease is what you’re after, a dual-chamber tumbler—so you don’t have to manually mix the compost—is the way to go.

It showed a clear distinction in electrical patterns between whether a tumbler was placed in front of him or not.

It has encouraged employees to share their sustainability efforts on social media and is giving the first 100 employees to save 1kg of carbon an insulated tumbler made of recycled plastic.

Some are smaller-scale versions of the traditional tumbler composter, producing compost in about six weeks, or you can opt for an electric model, which uses heat to accelerate the process to about two weeks.

Available at Jonathan Adler Whisky Tumbler Set—Light Horn, $65  This is drinking at its most fashionable.

He drained the wine from the tumbler and turned away from the window, and there was no self-pity in his gravelly voice.

Within the first day, it was re-blogged 30,000 times on Tumbler.

Audiences were shocked and horrified by the scene, as the two performers fell on top of tumbler George North.

“There is a serious undercurrent here,” said Gardner, between sips from her tumbler.

American writers claim that the first pressed glass tumbler was made about 40 years back in that country, by a carpenter.

It would not be fair to omit the name of the first mould-maker who made the tumbler-mould in question.

More'n that, when I get my jell' done I'm going to send Mrs. Calvert a tumbler and compare notes.

"Not quite," returned Dorothy, trying to laugh, as she gave back to her mother the empty tumbler.

Tyrwhitt confuses the matter by quoting Lye, who mixed up this word with tombestere, a female tumbler; for which see Cant.