Sentence examples for delivered tea from inspiring English sources

Bodyguards stood outside the door, and an aide delivered tea and honey.

On the final day of his stay, a waiter had delivered tea and turkey sandwiches.

The feeling that there was something alive under all that hardware was still harder to shake once Asimo had delivered tea, bowed and headed off to greet another visitor.

In Jazz On a Summer's Day, she delivered Tea for Two as if the syllables were drum patterns, and reinvented Sweet Georgia Brown with a remarkable lightness of touch.

✒Hopes are high of a why-oh-why column in the Daily Mail lamenting declining educational standards among journalists, inspired by an example close at hand: a poignant Mail Online piece on Friday on the death of a stately home's butler ("crushed by service lift as he delivered tea") breathlessly reported that "the house was used in the 1994 TV adaptation of Dickens' Middlemarch".

Krishna sometimes delivers tea or waits tables, trying to save up 500 rupees so he can go home to his family.

SerendipiTea delivers tea in bulk to Fairway Market, makes proprietary private-label blends for Dean & DeLuca and sells loose-leaf teas to restaurants and retail customers through its Web site and retail shop.

Douglas (Des Keogh) spends the duration addressing the audience as his unseen interlocutor, while an Irish maid (Fiana Toibin) wanders in periodically to deliver tea, cakes, a needling inquiry or two and a brief gust of life.

The strength of the piece is in the beauty of its image-making (a tiny butler delivers tea through a forest of candles; two divers dance on the sea bed) and in the dissonance of its vision of modernity.

Dugar, a former KPMG consultant, said in over 200 years of the tea industry, the processes have remained ancient, still relying on manual log books for keeping stock, managing orders, etc. "The question I asked while starting was why can't we deliver tea in a week instead of going through months of production, packaging and distribution," he said.

According to a National Institute of Senior Centers survey, innovative programs include "Home Tea," delivering tea and inspirational cards to homebound seniors once a month.