Examples of 'tea next' in a sentence
Meaning of "tea next"
tea next - This phrase suggests that the activity or event involving tea is scheduled to occur after the current one. It is a casual way to indicate the order of events or plans
How to use "tea next" in a sentence
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Bodybag will be bringing me cups of tea next.
We will have tea next week.
I have a hunch she did not care who drank tea next.
We will have tea next time.
Drink tea next time Mrs Tait sits down to write.
I promise to be here for tea next week.
Enjoying a cup of tea next to a small waterfall in the Hojo.
Take the other girl to boba tea next week.
And make it tea next time, if you make tea.
Come over for some tea next time.
I will have tea next time when it 's light out.
And go drink your tea next door.
We will have tea next week. I'm in the phone book.
He would better come to tea next Sunday.
To drink freshly brewed tea next time. Because nobody knows when I will get.
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He reluctantly asked Gandalf for tea next day.
Buy me a tea next time!
And Mrs Amphlett has invited me to tea next week.
Let us have tea next door . Let us go.
Claire and Sam can have tea next door.
Claire and Sam can have tea next door . Timothy 's not due home till seven.
Come and see me! We will have tea next week.
I would love some tea next time I stop by.
You take Alice. Take the other girl to boba tea next week.
I will take the tea next time.
It 's okay, you hang your coat here . And go drink your tea next door.
With a cup of tea next to me.
Even Lady Bridgelow, see? And Mrs Amphlett has invited me to tea next week.
Could we do tea next time?
Okay, everything settled . Let us have tea next door.
The faculty is coming for tea next Tuesday.
If you want to chitchat, I can invite you to tea next time . ”.
He'd better come to tea next Sunday.
Yes, yes . The faculty is coming for tea next Tuesday.
Yeah, pencil me in for tea next week.
Okay . I will take the tea next time.
Well come again, for tea next time!
It 's five o'clock . Claire and Sam can have tea next door.
