Sentence examples for to be tea from inspiring English sources
The shops claimed to be tea specialists, but the tea they used was never freshly made.
It's got to be tea (though I'm aware that there is a case that can be made in the highest courts in the land for champagne).
Called Jasmine Dragon Tears, the tiny orbs are placed in a glass cup set over a flame and when hot water is poured over them, they unfurl, revealing themselves to be tea leaves.
Nor do I want to be tea dancing to Joe Loss when the grim reaper calls, or to go rambling with Swiss hiking poles or start quilting, or be congratulated because I'm 'young at heart'".
My file ran thus: she was in the year above me; she sang; she smoked; and at lunchtimes she would repair to the local shopping precinct to drink what I discovered, after a little additional fieldwork, to be tea.
The increasing popularity of these types of events reflects the fact that Trump supporters – the people who used to be Tea Partiers, who supported Michele Bachmann or Sarah Palin or any one of a number of politicians who've used this rhetoric before Trump – aren't going to go away.
The first thing to go was tea bags.
It became perfectly acceptable to me to be having tea with Francis Drake.
You don't have to be a Tea Partier or a libertarian to see that as a positive thing.
They were also less likely to be regular tea and coffee drinkers than compliant participants.
