41.   For breakfast, his family has tea and sugar, lunch and dinner are usually rice and potatoes.

42.   Harriman had tea with a Vietnamese official, who mentioned that McCain had refused early release.

43.   He had tea with Mrs. Thatcher in her home and gave a long interview to The New Yorker magazine in which he proclaimed his love of England.

44.   Heckart was having tea at the Plaza recently before an evening performance.

45.   I happened to remark that, while we were having tea, planes carrying A-bombs were flying around the clock.

46.   I recently had tea with a woman who is deaf, partially blind and her favorite cat just died.

47.   I wanted to be fresh from college, having tea with Maria at the Algonquin Hotel, in the same room where Dorothy Parker and her Round Table gathered.

48.   I returned to my duty room to have some tea.

49.   If you have tea, you can have the leaves read.

50.   In a sign of trust that seems to be evolving between captors and captives, the prisoner has asked the doctor to have tea with him after the operation.