Sentence examples for a few teas from inspiring English sources
"I'd like to see lots of people coming here, changing their views, a few teas, a few coffees, people eating, sleeping improved by the experience of coming here.
Throw in a few Tea Partiers or flacks and the results will be skewed.
There must have been a few tea-cups thrown in the dressing room at half time.
Republican support looks solid enough, give or take a few tea-partyish defections, to secure a majority in both chambers.
If Denmark's story is different from those of the Netherlands, Britain, France, Belgium and the rest, it is mainly because Denmark seems to have been a few years ahead of the curve.Dig deeper: A religious and cultural battle that began in Denmark makes a bloody return (February 2015) Europe now has a few Tea Parties of its own (January 2014) A special report on Scnadinavia (February 2013).
If the debt ceiling is increased, avoiding a potential cataclysm — an outcome cherished by more than a few Tea Party-affiliated House Republicans — the president has a chance to stay on the offensive on the deficit issue, particularly if he offers significant budget cuts and revenue increases now and next year that are supported by the public.
So we created the storyline of a politician trying to take on a Ready Steady Cook-style store-cupboard challenge and being faced with the complicated reality of not having very much beyond a few tea bags and a can of sardines.
We quickly got into the spirit of things, cracked open a can of cider, pumped up our mattress and set about displaying our own makeshift kitchen, which basically consisted of a pocketful of condiment sachets courtesy of Virgin trains and a few tea bags swiped from the office.
The tea industry in Taiwan began in the Jiaqing era of Ching Dynasty (AD 1796 to 1820), and a few tea varieties were introduced from China (Jun 1997).
While it's impossible to predict what will unfold with the global economy ten weeks or three years from now, it is possible to read a few tea leaves and sniff around at where we are, broadly speaking, within an economic cycle.
