| Her TV plans also include sitting in for Richard and Judy on their tea-time chat show during their holiday later this month. |
| Already the fans are getting restless and many of those who made the trip to Taunton were in ill humour by tea-time yesterday. |
| He was struck down with what is believed to be the airborne virus Norwalk on Tuesday tea-time, and his mother became ill a few hours later. |
| Complementing these formal occasions were the traditional tea-time gatherings in the Salon for informal discussions with individuals of particular interest. |
| We have reverted to the custom instituted by former Executive Director, the late Jim Wright, of tea-time gatherings. |
| And Mrs Habgood suggests eating sweet treats and Christmas pudding at tea-time. |
