Sentence examples for cake tea from inspiring English sources
In Leningrad, I came to know circles of friends, mostly women, who met every week over cake, tea and wine to exchange news, thoughts and plans.
After Nanny, this man, who is called Tea Cake ("Tea Cake! So you sweet as all dat?"), is the staunchest feminist in the novel.
Good guy Bilbo Baggins (above), for example, is described as enjoying pipe-smoking in his sunny garden and having a remarkably varied diet having once offered visiting dwarves "cake, tea, seed cake, ale, porter, red wine, raspberry jam, mince pies, cheese, pork pie, salad, cold chicken, pickles and apple tart," according to the researchers.
Their faces, hands and chests are sticky with cake, tea, crumbs, and chocolate.
They clean them, burn joss and candles, leave offerings of fruit, cakes, tea and other goodies and make bonfires of ghost-money and gifts for the afterworld.
Then comes a more sickly sweet afternoon tea closer to home than China, peppered with spiced cakes (Tea for Two), followed by errr... a soapy meadow, perhaps?
Bright posies of daffodils stood in the sunlit room on a dozen tables set out with cakes, tea cups and sugar bowls.
Near Calle Calderería Nueva, you'll find intimate Moroccan tearooms, called teterías, which serve honey cakes, tea and coffee in quiet rooms with dim lighting.
The spread of breads, toast, jam, cheese, ham, cereal, yogurt, fruit, cakes, tea and coffee -- served with eggs and sausage -- will set you back a starving-artist-friendly 15 euros.
Moths will be out of luck but not shoppers with a sweet tooth when HENRI BENDEL replaces its second-floor cashmere boutique with François Payard's chocolates, cakes, teas and jams.
