Sentence examples for a queue into from inspiring English sources

"There is a queue into the euro".

I spent over an hour in a queue into the old town one evening, trying to get back from the presentation on hyperloop and the future of door-to-door transportation.

I didn't think much of it; I know that some people were a little bit embarrassed because there would have been a queue into the bathroom while they were offering it.

Outside, there is a queue to get into Gaudí's most famous construction, the stunning Pedrera, which sits just across the road.

Individualistic crowds include such phenomena as the crush and breakdown of order that sometimes occur at a bargain sale, or the transformation of an orderly ticket-window queue into a shoving and pushing crowd.

The Juchen-Manchu were accustomed to braid their hair into a queue, or pigtail.

I wondered, momentarily, if I'd stumbled into a queue for tickets for Motorhead's latest concert.

Later, in Auschwitz, he noticed he had been put into a queue with weak and elderly people.

We have to be led into a queue and then stand there and wait to be shown something.

It's not obvious how to do that but I gave it a go, and my request went into a queue to be answered.

But a few days after the poll, six hours into a queue to buy chicken, she wondered if things would actually change any time soon.