Sentence examples for tea server from inspiring English sources

For dessert, we ordered two delicate white teas, which our tea server described as "tea at its purest".

In another case, a boy who worked as a tea server at a base fired a machine gun inside a makeshift gymnasium, killing three Marines.

Hours later, a boy who worked as a tea server at a base a hundred miles to the south sprayed machine-gun fire inside a makeshift gymnasium, killing three other Marine trainers.

The 18-year-old orphan, who grew up in Mumbai's slums and works as a chai wallah (tea server) in a call centre, is one question away from winning the grand prize on the next episode of the Indian version of the popular quiz television show Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, and both the show's host, Prem (Anil Kapoor), and the police assume that he is cheating.

The report plays into some cheery narratives of the nation's newfound and heartening social fluidity, like the story of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's rise from low-class origins as a train station tea server.

Adapting his novel, "Ten No Chasuke" (Chasuke's Journey), Sabu infused the taboo avant-garde subject of spirituality with humor in the story of a tea server to the "screenwriters" in heaven moved to come down to earth to save a woman from dying.

What's great about the whole series--which includes fondue sets, buffet server, glass stand and tea server--is the easy care.

The Ukrainian affection for sour cherries and tea, the server explained as he set down a pot, can be indulged by spooning the first into the second, or by nibbling the one and sipping the other.

At breakfast, he had ordered the juice of three lemons, to add to his tea; a server's first attempt at this had caused Kiefer to say, pleasantly, "That looks like one lemon — maybe two small ones".

As his meal consisted of a cup of peppermint tea, the server's check-ins grew increasingly skeptical, but Shadyac always responded warmly: "I'm doing good, brother — how are you doing?" His dark night of the soul now seems to him a providential course correction.

While the waiters were courteous and friendly, they didn't seem as knowledgeable about tea as servers at other teahouses.