61.   Japanese media reported that he was even served tea as he waited.

62.   Kiharu Nakamura, her hair pulled up and expertly fastened with combs, kneels on a tatami mat and serves tea.

63.   On the pretext of serving tea, Chee would study the moves in secret.

64.   Serving tea to colleagues and washing tea cups is a task women working in Japanese offices have traditionally been expected to perform.

65.   Strong, dark tea is served by bored-looking waiters to attentive customers.

66.   Tea was served in ceramic cups and saucers and many people were still sipping it.

67.   Tea was served in ceramic cups and saucers, and children sang patriotic songs in Hindi.

68.   The ethnic Albanians, who are Muslims, prefer the cafe that serves tea.

69.   THE secretary of today is far removed from the stereotyped image of someone typing, answering phone calls or serving tea during meetings.

70.   Young Suha served tea to many dovish Israelis, Americans and French who visited her home, eager to establish dialogue with moderate Palestinians like the Tawils.