Sentence examples for ardent tea from inspiring English sources

Ms. Setiyo, an ardent tea drinker, recommends restricting pots to single types of tea and rinsing -- not washing -- after use.

"I actually think that it represents freedom," the ardent tea party supporter says in a video interview that's been making the rounds online.

Otherwise, there were no press pens as reporters stood intermingled in the crowd with ardent Tea Partiers and curious onlookers there to see a television celebrity who had somehow ended up in Bedford, New Hampshire, for the evening.

In June, a proposal to fast-track the agreement, which means it cannot be amended and is subject only to an up-and-down vote, was initially derailed in Congress by a coalition of liberal Democrats and ardent Tea Partiers who opposed the deal for disparate reasons.

ARDENT TEA PARTY FOLKS SAY: 'compromise' is a dirty word.

But Mr Paul had the ardent support of the tea-partiers, and routed the establishment candidate by a margin of 23 points.

Then, Republicans -- and the 86 freshmen who were powered into office on the Tea Party surge in 2010 –- will have to decide if they embrace the entreaties of the business world to increase the limit or the ardent pleas of their tea-sipping supporters who want Uncle Sam's credit card cut off at the current $14.3 trillion.

Ardent republicans in the family somehow took tea with supporters of the Irish Parliamentary Party, which favored home rule but not a break with Britain.

This season she was riveting — eager, lovely, charming, ardent — in four smaller "Nutcracker" roles: the Columbine doll and then a snowflake in Act I, and one of the two Tea girls and the Marzipan soloist in Act II.

The ardent Tea Party conservative raised $12.22m in the past quarter but, due to a frugal campaign, was left with $13.78m in the bank.

Rand Paul, the newly elected senator from Kentucky who received ardent Tea Party backing, said Sunday that the movement's success was "equal parts chastisement" to Democrats and Republicans, particularly on the issue of the ballooning federal debt.