Sentence examples for drunk tea from inspiring English sources

We've had breakfast in Soho and drunk tea in his living room in his home (he was just starting Macbeth).

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

His mother once gave him a sip of tea as a baby and he spat it out with such vehemence that he has never drunk tea or coffee since.

I've drunk tea in roadside cafes that looked like a velvet-upholstered abattoir pulled out of David Lynch's imagination.

In the morning, when they had drunk tea served by the hunchback, the only apparent employee of the hotel, they went to visit the Jain.

Seven hundred thirty nine (87.8%) of the subjects drunk tea with sugar, 478 (56.8%) of the children used to drink soft drinks and 722 (85.7%) used to consume sweet foods and drinks.

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.

When police examined Litvinenko's jacket they found massive contamination on the sleeve – Litvinenko had picked up and drunk the tea with his right hand.

Take Bolivia, which last year left the 1961 UN convention on narcotics control because it wants legal protection for the traditional use of coca leaves, which are chewed by Amerindians and drunk as tea.

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.

Few men had previously drunk green tea or were aware of any potential health benefits of it before participating in the ProDiet study.