Sentence examples for supply of tea from inspiring English sources

I came with a good supply of tea and biscuits, packed spare battery chargers for my phone.

Wilson also gleans from Austen's letters that the author herself frequented the Twinings warehouse to replenish her own supply of tea.

It was altogether fitting and proper, therefore, for another friend of ours who lives in the same apartment building as Myra Kingsley to report to us that the seeress had just laid in a supply of tea.

The deadlock in the green-tea business, caused by the action of the United States in establishing a prohibition against the importation of colored teas, continues and threatens to deprive the country of the marketing of this year's supply of tea.

The problem is that in my open-plan office, where there are three professional writers to about 15 other editorial staff and maybe 20 account management execs and managers, nobody else really understands that what a writer really, really needs, apart from a regular supply of tea, coffee and gin, is reasonably extended periods of uninterrupted tappity-tap time in which to craft the Words.

She had her own supply of English tea bags in the firm's kitchen.

Which means that Adrian, the butler, ensures a steady supply of fresh tea while I sink back into a deep velvet sofa the colour of a Provençal rose, by a log fire in the sitting room.

The lights in the house corridors change to blue in the evenings to encourage quiet and rest, and we have a supply of chamomile tea and lavender oil spray (you'd be surprised by how well this works).

At one point, he said, Mr. Abdel Rahman stopped taking insulin and ate M&M's, which aggravated his diabetes, to protest the prison's failure to supply the kind of tea he preferred.

Money is the ultimate lubricant of politics, and the potential money supply for Tea Parties and other astroturf contributions is virtually limitless.

Our supplies of coffee, tea and biscuits are fair trade – even Gordon's infamous banana habit is fed the fair trade way.