tea lady

I think you were going to shoot the tea lady,' he said.

He seemed to think I might be the tea lady.'

Ramsay gives up, goes out and sends in the tea lady.

They call the part-time workers, who apparently are mostly women, "tea ladies."

Tea ladies, chairmen and wife-swapping could soon be a thing of the past.

We have a tea lady on our books at the moment who had to leave the hospital where she was working because of present retirement rules.

However, tea ladies were never once seen onscreen for the whole five-series run of the show.

I didn't know it was a tea lady!

Traditionally a staff member serving food and beverages in such a tearoom would have been called a tea lady.

This includes people like tea ladies and receptionists.

Arrangements can also be made for a special Tea Ladies Inc. program at the mansion.

In the corner the tea lady brewed up for the workers and did some electroplating with cyanide on the side.

I'm the new tea lady around here".

Tea ladies are a mainly British custom.

She formerly served as a tea lady for Willie Haughey.

You're not supposed to get tea ladies!'

At Watford Gap, though, everything was fine, and a nice tea lady saw my shirt and asked how we'd got on.

Grumpy tea lady Ivy (Maggie Jones) would also make regular appearances.

I knew where the flasks and food would be stowed and, if nothing else, I could be the tea lady.

Yesterday his agent Rory Wilson said the tea lady ban was his idea - but the duke knew of it.

His father worked as a labourer at the local power station, while his mother worked as a cleaner and tea lady.

Olive - The school cook (and Beano office tea lady), who first appeared in the strip in 1981.

I half expect a tea lady to ask if I'd like a nice cuppa before the 5.40 to Churley arrives.

Sadie: The tea lady.

Mobile canteens were used in almost all theatres of war to boost morale and provide food as a result of the successful tea lady experiment.