Sentence examples for tea wrote from inspiring English sources

"I'm a lesbian, but the Pride parade in Chicago this year wasn't really my cup of tea," wrote a commenter who signed herself Kirinphoebe and said that "sometimes Pride parades can be a bit raunchy.

4.13pm: Surrey are batting on after tea, writes Richard Latham.

The frustrated Tea writes: "This is how it went in this family...

The most famous modern example is "The Book of Tea," written by Kakuzo Okakura in English in 1906.

That's a clear image I have of my dad: in the conservatory, with the cat and a cup of tea, writing his philosophy".

3.18pm: James Harris has given Glamorgan a modicum of hope, taking two wickets in his first three overs to leave Derbyshire on 16 for two at tea, writes Paul Rees in Cardiff.

My favourite article about tea, written for the Tehran Bureau a few years ago, recounts an epic search for that great cup of tea, the one we Iranians make best, but can only taste in our memories - "clear, crisp, brilliant, and separate from the water.

[15] Greg Mortenson, coauthor of Three Cups of Tea writes: "Young women are the developing world's greatest agents of progress.

The 8th-century author Lu Yu (known as the Sage of Tea) even wrote a treatise on the art of drinking tea, called The Classic of Tea.

"Yes, certainly, iced tea". He wrote this down dutifully.

"Could you or he buy skim milk for me to have for my tea?" she wrote.