Sentence examples for switch to tea from inspiring English sources

That Salada "has been in green tea from Day 1," Mr. Hugo says, will help the brand deliver the pitch to switch to tea bags from bottles.

Sanjuro had already put away two sakes and he was thinking about ordering a beer — or splitting one with Colin, because he was going to have to switch to tea, eventually, to straighten himself out for the drive home.

Ms. Mary Oves asks those who can't give the coffee bean the respect it deserves to switch to tea because unlike coffee, tea cannot morph into a chocolate doughnut.

("Nowadays I never drink coffee at home by myself," Gabrielsson notes ruefully. "I've switched to tea").

"It's easy to grab a bottle and take it to work, take it to the gym," he adds, "but if you buy a couple bottles a week versus box tea, you're talking about a huge cost saving" by switching to tea bags, "especially in this economy".

I drank so much coffee over the past year meeting people to talk about how lousy the economy was that I've switched to tea.

Such a "prospective observational study" does not establish that sugar-sweetened sodas directly cause diabetes, or that, say, a longstanding consumer of sugary sodas can lower her diabetes risk by switching to tea.

If you already drink tea, switch to green tea.

Switch over to tea or decaffeinated coffee as the morning continues, to keep overall daily caffeine amounts moderate and be comfortably caffeine-free by mid-afternoon.

The Tea Party was about ditching British-taxed tea altogether, not switching over to tea brands owned by conservatives.

Then, as old age approached, she switched to selling tea, joining a legion of other so-called tea ladies who sell snacks on the city's roadsides, most of whom are also from Sudan's war-torn areas.