Sentence examples for brew tea from inspiring English sources

All of them brew tea freshly from high quality leaves.

Brew tea from dirt under another's fingernails: to learn a bitter lesson (Japanese).

A flight attendant rushed up and calmly told him that he couldn't brew tea in the aisle of a plane.

At one point he took his cloth bundle down from the overhead rack, unfolded it, removed a nine-inch brazier and made preparations to brew tea on it.

If the pot has been used enough, they say that you can brew tea without the leaves just by steeping water in the empty pot.

Or offensive: Jasmin's father and brother appear as grasping, amoral snobs, while her mother's defining moment is to brew tea noisily during Jay and Matt's soulful rendition of "The Little Drummer Boy".

Brewing tea.

Local residents brought pieces of melon and freshly brewed tea.

Brewed tea, marine fish consumed with bones, and seaweed are significant food sources of fluoride.

Near one corner, fighters sat in a circle around a small fire brewing tea.

Just so you know – it hasn't exactly been enjoyable brewing tea at 10pm" – Yash Anand.