Sentence examples for Arabian tea from inspiring English sources
noun
The plant or its leaves.
At his Villa Shatterhand in Radebeul, he surrounded himself with big game skins, Indian scalps, peace pipes, carpets, Arabian tea sets and other exotica.
Lunch on the run The Arabian Tea House (10) (00 971 4 353 5071) on the south-western corner of Bastakiya spills out from an early 20th-century wind-tower house into a shady courtyard.
Your first stop here should be at the beautiful Sheikh Mohammed Centre for Cultural Understanding--the view from the rooftop is requisite--then go on to the white gypsum mosque, then just stroll through the section along the Old City Wall, perhaps stopping at the Arabian Tea House for refreshment.
The modern Moorish restaurant serves classic grilled vegetable mechouia, flaky seafood pastilla and tender lamb tagine, with mint tea ("Arabian champagne") to wash it down.
One day the children were taken to an elaborate Arabian Nights sort of tea at the orchard hut.
The fragrant dried flowers of Arabian jasmine (J. sambac) are used to make jasmine tea.
Charlie Watts, the 60-year-old drummer for the Rolling Stones an organization with long off-seasons and unending profits -- could be in the sitting-room of his Devon farmhouse right now, taking tea and cogitating on names for the foals of his Arabian horses.
He told Moussaoui a story, well known in pilot circles, about a fire started by passengers making tea on a butane stove in the main cabin of a Saudi Arabian airliner.
While Mr. Bush was having tea at King Abdullah's lavish ranch, with its crystal chandeliers, date palm trees and exquisite collection of the finest Arabian horses in the world, the Saudi foreign minister, Prince Saud al-Faisal, was at the ministry in Riyadh, delivering a pointed, if polite, rebuke to the president.
Arabian physicians used opium and henbane.
A modern tale of the Arabian Nights.
