Sentence examples for tea looking from inspiring English sources

The farmers sat there as we sipped our tea, looking at her greedily.

I assume her friend has come over and they are having some tea, looking at magazines and talking.

Then one afternoon we were dressed, sipping tea, looking out at the river, when Valery dropped her suitcase inside the door.

In an inscription across the bottom of one he wrote, "I sat for decades at morning breakfast tea looking out my kitchen window" and "one day recognized my own world, the familiar background, the giant wet brick-walled Atlantis garden".

Still not touching her tea, looking up at him, as he stood with his hands crossed on his belly, she said gently, "I'm so glad you did, Ghulam Rasool.

I looked at the table to our right, where two older men with scruffy beards, mobile phones, and briefcases sat over tea, looking sorely out of place among the café's cosmopolitan crowd.

An old man drinking bitter tea looked down at a bowl of sugar.

To my eyes, this particular tea looks 20-30 secofds of bag submersion too dark, but that could just as easily be an upshot of the conditions.

I went to the kitchen to make some tea, looked up in this cupboard and there was a jar of wild honey.

So when I heard that Haley Fox and Lauren Fox, the sisters behind Alice's Tea Cup, had created a pop-up shop at Books of Wonder, the esteemed children's bookstore in Chelsea, I found myself wondering what tea looks like now.

Pops, who sits across from Oswaldo in his late wife's wheelchair — she died around Christmas; it's summer now — eating pie and drinking whiskey and tea, looks like a spoiled baby in a pram.