Sentence examples for breaks for tea from inspiring English sources

Five-day Test matches, in which players dress in a fetching all-white wardrobe and take regular breaks for tea, are the cricket purists' first love.

I put the huge manuscript on my desk and read all day long, taking occasional breaks for tea and white rice, which were always on offer in the kitchen.

Now, the genteel game that breaks for tea and lunch is embroiled in scandal: a South African star is alleged to have fixed a match for up to $15,000.

The men took a break for tea.

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

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.

When Lars von Trier screened Nymphomaniac to the press last month, it was so epic they had to break for tea and biscuits halfway through.

It's mid-afternoon in the village of Duong O, Bac Ninh province, but Huong hasn't got time to break for tea.

It all had to be taken philosophically; for at the back of it lay the long, noble history he relished, beginning on English village greens and unrolling to a multicoloured razzmatazz future, in which deadly rivals would always break for tea together, in the most civilised and enjoyable way.

(Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. Free.) 2 30 p.m. 5) Break for Tea The Boulder Dushanbe Tea House (1770 13th Street, 303-442-4993) is an ornate pavilion that was given to Boulder by its sister city, Dushanbe, Tajikistan.