Sentence examples for get a brew from inspiring English sources

Mix all of the above and you get a brew that is enough to disorient the most lucid visitor.

Right, I'm off to get a brew - I'm gasping for some tea and will be back in five minutes or so.

It quickly grew, eventually selling a wide range of fine teas and tea paraphernalia in its 300 locations, though it mostly sells loose-leaf tea (you can also get a brew if you are prepared to wait).

Updated at 10.56pm BST 10.43pm BST In other news, the Queen has got her ear plugs in... according to colleagues watching while I was getting a brew.

I was in the cafe in the centre getting a brew and it was so beautifully tiled – I just thought, I need to come back here.

We were a couple of miles from our camp but I just had to stop so we put the tents up and got a brew on.

We've got a brewing, toxic environment".

"When you think about pensions, we've got a brewing problem here that has some -- I don't want to overstate here -- but has some analogy to the savings and loan crisis of some years back," he told The Wall Street Journal last summer.

"It's just the perfect storm: You've got zero rates which are unheard of, squashing net interest margins like never before in history; the greatest regulation ever limiting fees, raising costs, demanding more capital; and then you've got a brewing economic disaster in Europe," said Trone.

"You mix Duke with the Heat, and you get a strong brew of fan hatred".

"Tea bags are a no-no, simply because you get a better brew with loose leaf".