Sentence examples for make your tea from inspiring English sources
Then I could keep you company when you're alone and make your tea for you.
Use the flowers and leaves to make your tea (about a teaspoon) or dry the flowers, and save to use later.
If you've pre-ordered the 9.95-euro breakfast at check-in, you will find your croissant, jam, yogurt, fruit and juice in a paper bag at the lobby bar, where an Ambassador will make your tea or coffee.
Why don't you get her to come live in the annex and play cards with you and make your tea?" "I can't have you speaking like this," K.K. said, removing the mask, his face drawn and imposing.
And then on to the most controversial bit of all: how do you make your tea? Ian Bersten, an expert among us, shared his method, previously published in the International Journal of Tea Science (pdf), he argues that surface area is more important than brewing time; "the finer, smaller the tea leaf the stronger the cup".
Yet to the communal hardliner the dom kommuny is a falling back from true collectivism – it assumes the division of labour, and that someone else will be making your tea.
There are also plenty of accessories to stir some excitement in this special tea-making area of the house, including infusers, strainers, make your own tea bags, tea pots, and tongs.
In recent months, "the economic conditions everyone's feeling" led to a decision that the campaign would also play up "how much cheaper it is to make your own tea," Ms. Peters says, rather than buying bottled tea.
It's enough to make your average Tea Partier more than a little hot under the collar.
I'm paid to do that.' I have to explain that, where I come from, you make your own tea.
