Sentence examples for prepare tea for from inspiring English sources
The judge is so deeply humiliated by having to prepare tea for the intruders that Sai has to pretend not to see what has happened.
The herders said that it is important for men to move ahead, so they can reach the camp site early and set up a camp, make shelter and makeshift corral to contain the calves, and prepare tea for the women and children.
Girls prepare tea for after the Sunday service at the Russian Church.
It is known that Native Americans used the bark to prepare teas for the treatment of digestive tract infections [5], so it is expected that the use of the above mentioned species as raw material for the extraction of active principles could be an important source of compounds for the treatment of various pathologies.
The bespectacled, choir-singing pianist or the chess player who once promoted a fight by preparing tea for his opponent and asking, One lump or two?
An aesthetic adviser to the shogun Ashikaga Yoshimasa, Shukō prepared tea for his master at the latter's villa Ginkaku ("Silver Pavilion," now a temple) in a separate structure with a small tea room called the Dōjinsai.
The show, called The Pram in the Hall, created by artist Alice Instone, reveals that Emilia Fox needed to tidy her bedroom and then learn her lines for Silent Witness, while Sadie Frost had to brainstorm a new line of bikinis while preparing tea for her children.
Consumers should adhere strictly to brewing instructions, although in exceptional cases this precaution may not be protective, particularly when preparing tea for vulnerable age groups.
Opposite the office, there is a traditional mizuya, a small area for preparing tea, which has an adjacent toilet and shower so it can be used as a spare bedroom.
Data indicated that the hilly areas used firewood for preparing tea, the plains areas used electricity, and the semi-mountainous areas used firewood and electricity equally.
Tall canisters hold various sugars (right), and downstairs there are more spices and teas, along with assorted salts, peppers and pepper mixtures; Provençal products, including soaps; and various gadgets for grinding spices and preparing tea.
