Sentence examples for preparing tea from inspiring English sources
The phrase "preparing tea" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when describing the action of making tea, whether in a recipe, a narrative, or a conversation about tea-making. Example: "After a long day, I find comfort in preparing tea and unwinding with a good book."
"While you were preparing tea I thought I saw — Mr. Brandon, I assumed.
"How To Make a Decent Cup of Tea": Hitchens could turn something as simple as preparing tea into a screed — but, as always, he wrote it well.
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?
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.
There was a sliver of living space where a child sat on the floor, bent over a book; behind a curtain was a crude kitchen where Mr. Mahanoori's wife could be heard preparing tea.
In the morning they will go out to the spot in the street and take care of everything: preparing tea, biscuits, dhal bhat (rice and lentils) for lunch and they will prepare snacks and dinner in the evening.
The restaurant also sells utensils for preparing teas in the Korean manner.
She rushed up, woke her mother and her mother came down to prepare tea.
Yu Dan arrived, smiling broadly, and asked the assistant to prepare tea.
Each morning the Masai staff prepares tea, along with a breakfast of eggs, sausage and toast.
"Some parents give their children more freedom," she said, only after Natalie left the room to prepare tea.
