Sentence for tea | Use tea in a sentence

Tea in sentence. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use tea in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for tea.

• Tea, Father. (8)
• Tea, please, mother. (8)
• No tea. (10)
• Have some tea? (8)
• Have you had tea? (8)
• A cup of tea, Cecilia. (10)
• Thank you; no tea; milk. (8)
• What a comfort tea is, Mrs. (8)
• She sat down to drink her tea. (8)
• Will you have rum in your tea? (8)
• The chase circles the tea table. (8)
• That was what happened before tea. (4)
• At half-past four she poured out tea. (8)
• Come on, my dear, and pour out his tea. (8)
• He drank off her cup of tea at a gulp. (22)
• I left her a moment to get her a cup of tea. (8)
• She left her tea, and went out into the air. (8)
• And drinking off the tumbler of tea which Mrs. (8)
• He sat, cursing himself, till his tea was stewed. (8)
• She was invited to luncheon and appeared at tea. (12)
• I make her skip to promote her circulation before tea. (8)
• If you please, sir, the Missis told me to lay the tea. (8)
• He swallowed a large cup of tea, and kept looking down. (9)
• And yes, mother, he shall have some warm tea upstairs in bed. (22)
• And that reminds me where do you go every evening now after tea? (8)
• Then home again to tea and to the Times, which had as yet received. (8)
• Lavender sat down in his study to drink the tea which he found there. (8)
• Then, ringing for tea, he went out to have it under the old oak-tree. (8)
• She drank a cup of tea, and ate a slice of bread-and-butter; no cake. (10)
• She woke for a few moments, took some beef tea, and dropped off again. (14)
• Tea was resumed, and Ashurst, folding up the paper, put it in his pocket. (8)
• The ladies finished their tea, and the butler came and took the cups away. (9)
• The tea-service was brought, and Rhoda made tea, and filled a cup for him. (10)
• The tea-service was brought, and Rhoda made tea, and filled a cup for him. (22)
• The tinker was kindling preparations for his tea, under the tawny umbrella. (10)
• Suddenly he recovers, looks from one to the other, and then at the tea things. (8)
• For lunch she drank some beef tea, keeping up the fiction of her indisposition. (8)
• Everybody was shortly in motion for tea, and they must squeeze out like the rest. (4)
• Some such lady had dined at the inn on tea, and gone aboard the boat soon after. (10)
• After tea, Mr. and Mrs. Weston, and Mr. Elton sat down with Mr. Woodhouse to cards. (4)
• Reaching the hotel at Knightsbridge he went to their sitting-room, and rang for tea. (8)
• After tea she tried first to read, then to sew, and once more came back to her piano. (8)
• He slept the greater part of the afternoon, and came down rather dull to the early tea. (9)
• These are not always of a nature so general as the trolley, or so particular as the tea. (9)
• Mrs. Liversedge, with a sense of the fitness of things, had given a musical tea in his honour. (8)
• He awaited, therefore, his opportunity till Irene was handing the architect his first cup of tea. (8)
• In the drawing-room Beatrix was already giving tea to young Tharp and the Reverend Husell Barter. (8)
• Mr. Tilney drank tea with us, and I always thought him a great addition, he is so very agreeable. (4)
• There was nothing for Barclugh to do now but to eat bread and butter, and fill up on tea and talk. (18)
• I took cold in that old church, and the tea at that restaurant must have been brewed in a brass kettle. (9)
• She brought in a little pot of tea with two little cups, and a silver box of cigarettes on a little tray. (8)
• At home, Danvers busied her hands to supply her mistress a cup of refreshing tea and a plate of biscuits. (10)
• In this complicated state of mind he was conducted to where Soames was drinking tea in a small bay-window. (8)
• After tea, Mr. Bennet retired to the library, as was his custom, and Mary went up stairs to her instrument. (4)
• A servant came in and cleared the tea away, and he still stood, inhaling the evening air, trying not to think. (8)
• He ended by asking for a hot cup of tea; and Mrs. Lapham sent the pot out and had a fresh one steeped for him. (9)
• Tea at Worsted Skeynes was served in the hall on Sundays, and was usually attended by the Rector and his wife. (8)
• Under the influence, however, of a cup of tea, which he seemed to stir indefinitely, he began to speak at last. (8)
• His tea grew cold, his cigar remained unlit; and up and down he paced, torn between his dignity and his hold on life. (8)
• When we went down, he asked me into his house again, and would have me stay to tea, for which we found the table laid. (9)
• When she had washed, and rubbed some of the stiffness out of her neck, the tea renewed her sense of adventure wonderfully. (8)
• Mollie was helping her mother serve the tea; the guests were seated at the tables; but she did not lose sight of Barclugh. (18)
• In spite of tea at that hour, she slept soundly through the remainder of the night, dreamlessly till late into the morning. (10)
• She woke at seven with her tea, and from seven to eight made little notes on tablets, while on his back Mr. Pendyce snored lightly. (8)
• The water of the canal stood at about the drinking temperature of tea; and under this cold aspersion the surface was covered with steam. (2)
• She remained for half an hour, forced herself to a natural cheerfulness, chatted pleasantly as she made tea and laid the cloth for a cold supper. (12)

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