Sentence examples for lunchtime tea from inspiring English sources

At a lunchtime tea dance session in Consett, Isabel Beadle, 86, is one of the elderly people likely to be hit by cuts if the subsidised bus service that brings her from her a village half a mile away to the shops and her friends in the town is cut back or discontinued.

Returning to the hotel after a sightseeing stroll, I came across a fantastic lunch on Zichy Jeno street at Most! ("Now!"), a hipster-approved new bar and café worth visiting at lunchtime, tea-time or night-time.

It trades throughout the day so it's got breakfast, lunchtime, afternoon tea and coffee before becoming more of a traditional pub in the evening.

Service segues from breakfast coffee and pastries through lunchtime sandwiches, tea, cocktails and wine with savory tidbits and sweets in the evening.

Lunchtime cups of tea are being brewed on a trestle table before resumption, and I finally grab the nicely frantic director, Sean Foley.

The Tea Room is still full at lunchtime, albeit with sneakered students rather than white-gloved shoppers.

In the queue whilst we discuss our next cup of tea the younger ones discuss a lunchtime jaeger bomb.

"Do you think I'm in it?" asked Philip J. Smith, the president of the Shubert Organization, working the tea room tables at a recent lunchtime.

Her most recent post was sent on Saturday lunchtime with a picture of a cup of green tea and a toasted bagel.

I was still at the junior school, which was next door to our house so I could sneak home each lunchtime to make up the fire, boil water for tea and make a sandwich or heat soup for my mum.

Dinner used to at lunchtime, then it was in the evening, and then afternoon tea came along, so we still call school lunches school dinners.