Sentence examples for a tin of tea from inspiring English sources

On 20 March 1915 the Birmingham Daily Mail wrote that "The wars of the past have invariably coloured the language of returned soldiers, and this worldwide war will be no exception to the rule". Emergency rations consisted of a tin of bully beef, very hard biscuits and a tin of tea and sugar.

He got a tin of New York-blend tea from LondonOs Fortnum & Mason.

Irina proudly shows off a tin of "English Tea" in the shape of a London bus.

Depending on its quality, a 300-gram tin of tea leaves is 200 to 3,000 Taiwan dollars, or $7 to $105, at 28 Taiwan dollars to the U.S. dollar.

For instance: why does the new tin of tea on the counter of her boyfriend's kitchen catch Nora's attention?

Before he left, she always slipped a flask of hot tea and a tin of dried beef into his rucksack.

On the day he died he had £3.44 to his name and six tea bags, a tin of soup and an out-of-date can of sardines in his kitchen cupboards.

Shortly before going into hiding, Anne gave her friend and neighbor, Toosje Kupers, a book, a tea set, a tin of marbles, and the family cat for safekeeping.

They discussed what food should be cooked, or not cooked, if tonight they should open a tin of salmon or manage on sandwiches and tea.

Williams drinks sweet tea, usually keeps a tin of chewing tobacco and a spit cup within reach, and arranges items on the desks in his campus and Bradley Center offices with military precision.

And I was tickled to see the very modern offerings left at the shrines: boxes of Twinings tea, cereal bars and a tin of Celebrations.