Sentence examples for luncheon tea from inspiring English sources

Luncheon tea ($14.50), served Wednesday through Saturday noon to 3 p.m. (less inclusive afternoon tea is served 2 to 5 p.m ., includes a pot of brewed tea served in rose or mint cozies, with little sandwiches and roll-ups surrounding fresh fruit and mint, followed by scones with double cream and jam and a trio of dessert bars.

His five days were spent in interviews, broadcasts, luncheons, teas, dinners, and sightseeing expeditions.

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Right, a luncheon and tea dance at Linden Place, an 1810 mansion in Bristol, R.I.

Bowtie-sporting Joe Cook, candidate for the presidency of Oxford University's storied Conservative Association, dispatched an apparently non-ironic note to his Facebook friends last week, inviting them to "an informal luncheon with tea, scones, sandwiches, scones, quail's eggs and champagne, which shall be held every Sunday... so we can catch up before Port and Policy".

While Elliott and Somerville tramp about in search of their respective treasures, and the Englishman frets over the railway line the Germans are laying in the direction of his dig, threatening to obliterate everything in its path, an expanding cast of characters gathers for luncheon and tea around the Somervilles' table.

Tolkien's hobbits are home-loving creatures of habit, with a comfortable daily routine: breakfast, second breakfast, elevenses, luncheon, afternoon tea, dinner and supper, but they are never allowed to tarry long in Hobbiton before an adventure comes their way.

She knew well the whirl of dances, luncheons and teas that were traditional for women of her time and station.

The year 1962 "had been tough on Tish — she thought Mrs. Kennedy should have attended more White House social functions, and hosted more ladies' luncheons and teas.

"Flowers Through the Ages" is the theme of this year's homage to spring, "Bouquets to Art," which marries 100 floral arrangements to works of art at the California Palace of the Legion of Honor from March 14 to 17. Fashion shows, lectures, luncheons and teas and benefit drawings highlight the four-day show.

She visited 53 nations, often bypassing luncheons and teas and instead visiting hospitals, orphanages, and even a leper colony in Panama.