Examples of 'just in time for tea' in a sentence
Meaning of "just in time for tea"
just in time for tea: This phrase suggests arriving or completing something at the perfect moment, specifically suitable for having tea. It conveys a sense of timing and readiness
How to use "just in time for tea" in a sentence
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just in time for tea
Just in time for tea and sandwiches.
And woke up just in time for tea.
Alice in Wonderland dreamed her long adventure and woke up just in time for tea.
Made it back just in time for tea.
Just in time for tea and sandwiches. I will get you a cup.
Arriving just in time for tea.
But do come in, you have arrived just in time for tea.
You are just in time for tea.
MRS. HIGGINS, Colonel Pickering, you are just in time for tea.
You are just in time for tea and scones.
Colonel Pickering, you are just in time for tea.
We are just in time for tea.
Well, that was good timing. Just in time for tea.
Oh, just in time for tea.
Well, you are just in time for tea.
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Oh! Sid! Just in time for tea and sandwiches.
Hello . You are just in time for tea.
Dexter . You are just in time for tea.
Clare, you're just in time for tea.
Hello, boys . Just in time for tea.
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