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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a queue of boats" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a line or sequence of boats waiting for something, such as docking or passing through a channel.
Example: "As we approached the harbor, we noticed a queue of boats waiting to dock at the marina."
Alternatives: "a line of boats" or "a procession of boats".
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At the precarious landing area on Skellig Michael, there was a queue of boats, but the wait was worth it.
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The next morning, they made their way to the freeway bridge at Tulane and Broad, joining a long queue of boats.
We saw a queue of people outside an old hospital.
"I auditioned yesterday in a queue of five others.
No waiting in a queue of people, it was great.
Although congestion can take various forms, most previous studies consider only a queue of vehicles.
a library (with a queue of eager children outside it).
There's not a queue of these people.
Because there's a queue of people looking for work.
There's always a queue of people waiting at the beautiful Basilica Cistern (Yerebatan Sarnici).
A queue of youths often can be seen waiting to get in.
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