Sentence examples for tea ladle from inspiring English sources

Hideyoshi responded by grabbing his bamboo tea ladle, and smashing it in two.

India is the home of chai, sugary and milky tea ladled into tumblers at street stalls for around five rupees.

There's a whole family in fact – Mamma, Nessie and Baby – designed to satisfy all your colander, ladle and tea-infusing needs.

Use a small ladle or a tea cup to pour enough batter for one pancake into the skillet and swirl it around quickly to spread the batter out.

You may not ladle out such weak tea as a clandestine form of career manipulation.

To serve, discard cinnamon sticks, cloves and peels, and ladle fruit and some tea into bowls.

I had a meat cleaver and a soup ladle wrapped up in a tea towel.

In the evenings, volunteers guard the entrances to the camp on Independence Square, where people huddle around fires and activists ladle out portions of soup and tea.

In the evenings, volunteers guard the entrances to the camp on Independence Square, where people huddle round fires and activists ladle out portions of soup and tea.

In his duplex off Frederick Douglass Boulevard, Mr. Samuelsson multitasked in his handsome kitchen, greeting friends and co-workers (in English and Swedish) while flipping chicken, sprinkling bacon in the macaroni and cheese and ladling a tea-and-vodka-based cocktail.

Jane already had her purse out – but the woman put a hand on her arm, saying, I don't want your money, but last time you said something about a cup of tea? *** They sat either side of Jane's kitchen table, the Poor Thing ladling sugar into her mug.