Sentence examples for drunk a tea from inspiring English sources

Guerrero (whose name, in Spanish, means "warrior") fought the ban, saying that he had merely drunk a tea that included coca leaves a common enough beverage in Peru, though Guerrero lives in Rio de Janeiro, where he plays for the soccer club Flamengo.

Dandelion can be eaten raw or cooked, taken in supplement form, or drunk as a tea.

The herb is sometimes used as a dietary supplement with porridge, but, when boiled, can be drunk as a tea for high blood pressure.

This makes it easier to bring the "dodgy connections" charge against those who have drunk a cup of tea out of his hands.

One of the explanations for the incident, as floated by the father of one of the kidnappers, was that the group had accidentally drunk a type of psychedelic tea that caused a trip so intense they stripped naked and committed a kidnapping.

May I suggest we revert to using the good old vacuum flask, or even wait until we get to work (as we used to do) before we have a tea or coffee – drunk from a reusable mug, of course.

It's the domestic details that capture the grief to come: a hall light no longer kept on all night, a half-drunk cup of tea, a tear in the seam of a nightdress.

"You have now drunk the tea," Sen said to a small group of guests on Sunday.

"A glass from which I had drunk tea gleamed like a star in the heavens," writes Boris Pasternak in his autobiographical study "Safe Conduct".

Sometimes I wonder: should I have drunk the tea?

Coca is the main ingredient in cocaine but people in the Andean region have chewed coca leaves or drunk coca tea for centuries for its medicinal properties.