Sentence examples similar to sounds tea from inspiring English sources

Batting again by 2.45pm, Somerset looked sound until tea but then lost three wickets in the last session to England's understudy offspinner James Tredwell.

That may sound good, Tea Partiers, but think about: How does it do that, exactly?

Want tea?" Sounds patronising.

Though high tea sounds more formal, in Britain it was originally the tea of working-class men and women, said Lisa Boalt Richardson, who has written two books about tea, "The World in Your Teacup" and "Tea With a Twist".

Irish wolfhounds dressed in armor had been sized up by the judges, along with girls attired only in bubble wrap, who'd been called upon to perform a "lawn chair handcuff dance to the sounds of iced tea being stirred".

Subtitles give The Bridge that sheen of respectability in which even "cup of tea" sounds classy, but when you distill the plot to its barest bones, there is a pulpy absurdity running through it more akin to Luther than The Killing.

Your blowing to soft if your recorder sounds like a tea kettle and it's to hard if your recorder sounds really squeaky.

"I'm fine I am already taken care of" Tea sounds crazy but really good green tea tastes great and will give you a great buzz keeping you awake alert and talking all night long.

The first syllable uses the short i sound (as in "pit"), while the last syllable uses the long e sound (as in "tea").

Tea sounded just the thing.

Alcohol is sound and fury, tea is thoughtful and full of pause, even if the thoughts are centred around a KitKat, maybe two.