Tardis
Time And Relative Dimension In Space

They are already in the Tardis, just like their mum.

A. Tardis is designed to be used by almost anyone.

It's hard to just put a Tardis into a space.

The Tardis might be larger on the inside than the outside, but it isn't big enough for three in my book.

I think the Tardis has one of those, doesn't it?

Just walking around this place is like taking a Tardis back through time.

Now, the time has come for fans to find out who will step into the Tardis.

We'll touch on the sexual politics of the Tardis later.

Come down to the Tardis or see one of the committee members for assistance.

There was only one thing powerful enough to do that, of course: the Tardis.

But, like the Tardis, it’s actually a lot bigger inside than it looks from the outside.

He took quite an interest in the Tardis' controls and asked a lot of questions about it.

From the inside, like the Tardis, the park is immense.

"Well you see my Tardis is spread kind of thin right now."

I will not use any Tardis resources for political or religious campaigning.

It's a bit like the Tardis: far bigger than it looks.

It's the opposite of the Tardis - very large on the outside and tiny inside.

But then this is the Tardis of the magazine world — bigger on the inside, and all that.

Perhaps a trip in the Tardis could reveal how it all turns out.

I'd been hoping for the Tardis, but we make do with his trailer.

Other people on the Tardis builders forum say the same.

A. Tardis can both act as a server for other time clients.

I hope to see you at the Tardis soon.

It feels incredibly normal to be on the Tardis now.

Application forms for the work experience program can be obtained from the Tardis.

"TARDIS" stands for Time And Relative Dimension In Space.

He travels in his space-time-ship TARDIS ("Time And Relative Dimension In Space"), with which he can go anywhere in time and space.

For those not in the know, the TARDIS (which stands for Time And Relative Dimension In Space) is the flying time machine of the Doctor Who series.

In the show, the TARDIS is the ship -- in the shape of a blue police call box -- used by the Doctor to travel through space and time, hence the acronym: Time And Relative Dimension In Space.