Sentence examples for a break for tea from inspiring English sources

The men took a break for tea.

The crew took a break for tea at four o'clock, no matter where they happened to be.

Take a break for tea in the Mallard café in the Great Hall or on the platform in the Dining Car Restaurant in the Station Hall.

They are like miniature, idealized versions of the urban department stores of yesteryear, where you can buy a new outfit for your doll (or a pair of snowshoes or sunglasses or crutches, or a collar for her dog) and then take a break for tea, finger sandwiches and even a show.

Its seemingly archaic rituals of having a break for "tea" and dressing in white lend the game an Englishness that few others can match.

We took a break for tea in the cave, which seemed to put Hassan in a bad mood.

Take a tea break For tea and coffee, different universities again have different ideas.

No…" Over the next four hours we sniffed/slurped/dribbled – it didn't really feel like drinking as such – 12 examples of old- and new-world charm from Austria to Australia, plus two glasses of English fizz, with a short break for tea and cake – "which is very unfriendly to wine but you have to tough it out".

But here [district hospital], in between working hours one can get a short break for tea.

Because of Southern Rhodesia's small size and lack of major controversies, its unicameral parliament then sat only twice a year, for about three months in total, holding discussions in the afternoons either side of a half-hour break for tea on the lawn.

We took a break for a cup of tea.