Sentence examples for flasks of tea from inspiring English sources

Over his left shoulder, in the small wooden cupboard, are the flasks of tea and emergency brandy.

Ham sandwiches on Mother's Pride (some neatly wrapped in greaseproof paper), scones, jam, clotted cream, and flasks of tea spread over the tables.

LONDON — Some spent the night in the English rain, huddling under tarpaulins and keeping warm with flasks of tea outside St. James's Palace.

With thick blue tartan blankets draped over our laps and a hamper packed with flasks of tea and coffee and a box of crunchy rusks, we set off at a sedate crawl, scanning the bush for wildlife.

It was what I call real athletics, old-school, grassroots stuff – families wrapped up in anoraks, sheltering from the wind, flasks of tea, kids running about, results written up in pencil and taped to the wall.

As an infant, I can recall being roused in the middle of the night on several occasions and bundled up to a nearby park to watch a notable meteor shower or eclipse, huddled among lots of adults on the edge of a cliff with steaming thermos flasks of tea and excited chatter.

Like Ken Dodd: wheeled out with a flask of tea and going for it.

He handed us two tins of tuna fish and a flask of tea.

As long as I take my flask of tea or coffee, I'm set for the evening.

He is screwing the lid back on the flask of tea when he feels Alcock's hand on his shoulder.

Social workers in the camp encourage him to join activities, but "if I feel there's potential to sell," he said, "I'll make another flask of tea".