Sentence examples for tea filling from inspiring English sources
Add the heated or foamed milk to the tea, filling the cup to the top.
It poured down his throat like tea, filled his heart.
Iced, syrupy sweet Lipton tea filled every plastic glass on the particle-board tables, and each folding chair held someone catching up on a year of family news and gossip.
It's the tax that hits you every day – whether you're stopping at a café for a cup of tea or filling up the family car.
Eating things like vegetables stir-fried in sauce, rice, lean proteins like fish and soy, green tea, and filling snacks like miso soup will ensure that you stay healthy and give you the important energy needed for your busy ballet schedule.
To place that in context, a worker receives about 2p in cash for picking enough tea to fill a box of 80 tea bags, which then sells for upwards of £2 in the UK.
My tea said "be yourself" so naturally I chugged my tea and filled the mug with ice cream.
We ordered iced tea and filled our plates from the lunch buffet.
The tea shops fill up, locals crowd the bookstalls on Pansodan Road, and the city, which seems furtive and depressed by day, becomes a communal stage.
Part of a wave of similar brewing devices, it's designed to be a teapot killer, by which I mean it steeps loose-leaf tea, then fills a cup with no need for pouring.
In future years, the same country that produces your tea may fill your vases with roses: China has made it a national priority to become one of the world's major rose exporters.
