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They queue d for a taxi.

the queue for tickets was long.

queue up at the box office.

in the war they had queued for food.

We had to queue for hours to get in.

To what window are you standing in a queue?

a seemingly endless queue of journalists and would-bes formed.

By 10 o'clock a long queue had formed outside the bank.

boys queued up to take Gloria out, but avoided Deirdre.

another 21,300 people joined the dole queues in May.

cars stack up behind every bus, while passengers queue to pay fares.

I tried to keep my place in the queue, but they crowded me out.

It's ridiculous that we should have to queue, when we have already got our tickets.

Josh stands facing the rear and semaphoring the driver's intentions to frustrated queues of following cars.

I like the way people here always queue up. Back home we just push and shove, and the devil take the hindmost!

In addition for improving the performance of the system much more, one lockless queue memory management mechanism is applied into the system.

In order to schedule all kinds of tasks, a novel tasks scheduling algorithm named dual-priority queues for uniprocessor is presented.

In the capital, there's a queue for everything, everywhere.

There is a long queue at the ticket office.

Sorry I'm a bit late. There was a long queue.

Doug Bannister had previously warned this could cause long queues.

Many supermarket shelves are empty, and there are day long queues outside.

" I've never abandoned a queue. I always stick around and wait."

Only a few years ago people were queuing up to invest in Africa.

First impressions matter and so make sure your visual queues are all on point.

There is a very very few people, so that is not a long queue.

That should help to ease the queues.