Sentence examples for influential tea from inspiring English sources

(It had emerged in late 1570's, when Sen no Rikyu, the period's most influential tea ceremony master -- and thus an important arbiter of taste -- asked Chojiro, a maker of exceptionally handsome roof tiles, to adapt his techniques to the making of tea bowls).

There was even less agreement about how influential the tea party will be in the coming years.

Mark J. Meckler, 49, a California lawyer who co-founded the Tea Party Patriots, among the largest and most influential of the national Tea Party groups, was charged with possession of a concealed weapon in the second degree after he presented a locked gun box to a Delta Air Lines ticketing agent, according to a news release issued by the Queens district attorney's office.

(Gin is also the base of Ms. Sauders's Earl Grey MarTEAni, an early and influential example of the tea-infusion trend).

The tea aesthetic was influential in their design.

Individual Tea Partiers have become influential within the Republican Party, especially at the local level, but few people now view the movement as a threat to the political duopoly.

But once word got out, an influential cooperative society of milk producers said that milk, and not tea, should be declared the Indian national drink.

Mr. Pitts said the governor was particularly influential with a group of about 25 hard-core budget cutters dominated by Tea Party-backed freshmen that "dance with the governor and sing his song".

Virginia's Cantor was the first to fall, toppled in a surprise 2014 primary loss to a tea party newcomer, Rep. David Brat, who is now part of the influential House Freedom Caucus.

Nor do Tea-Party challengers have to win many races to be influential.

The Senate may well have a handful of new Tea Party-backed members in January, making up a small but potentially influential caucus that could exert rightward pressure on the Republican leadership.