Sentence examples for lady tea from inspiring English sources

Having a first lady tea in Belfast is not equivalent to bringing peace to Northern Ireland.

Given that we used a modified version of the Lady Tea Test procedure, it is not possible to provide a table showing the number of permutations for each level of performance on the dyads, because first of all there are three judges and secondly, possible answers are not yes or no but +2, +1, −1 and −2 (see table 2).

The next morning, Shakira went to the conference hotel for a ladies' tea.

If you have heard her music or seen her videos, you might have to strain to imagine her at a ladies' tea.

They stuck together like two kids at an old ladies' tea party, defying the smoking ban, planning a visit, after the panel, to a tattoo parlor, and making snarky jokes.

I'm your hostess!" Cindy Adams was saying as she stood in the entryway of her Park Avenue apartment, welcoming a small group of women to a ladies' tea for Marianne Williamson, the New Age author, and Ellen Burstyn, the actress and memoirist.

I wrote my mother comical letters, and she replied somewhat in kind, taking a mildly mocking tone about events in town and at church — I remember her describing a row over the right way to cut sandwiches for a ladies' tea — and even managing to be humorous but not bitter about my father, whom she referred to as His Grace.

John Bartlett: Did you ever have ladies' teas, Tammy Faye?

Everything from the title to the marketing -- the happy-go-lucky trailer and the "ladies' teas" that Warner Brothers set up for the press and other guests before its release -- ensures that any originality in the movie is smothered by the giddy chick flick manifesto.

LADY GREY TEA: Perhaps the greatest of all tea flavours, less smoky than Earl Grey with lemon or orange oil.

He used a parodically English example: that of the "lady tasting tea".