tea

The tasks included determining the logical order of two statements, or answering questions involving physical reasoning, such as how to separate an egg white from a yolk or how to make a cup of tea.

On a Friday night in September 1971, a group of men, clutching sandwiches and flasks of tea, made their way into SAC, a leather goods shop on Baker Street.

She cited an old adage: The House of Representatives is the hot tea, and the Senate is the saucer where things cool down.

It said a lot of tea was rendered unusable and it was unable to fulfil some orders to customers.

For about three hours, Dwight Yoakam sat at a conference table with a glass of iced tea and two smartphones in front of him, his mind abuzz with details.