Sentence examples for a queue to join from inspiring English sources
"I've been here three hours, and spent three days before that looking for a queue to join," said Lloyd, a young chauffeur, his feet resting on his dashboard as he waited for petrol tankers to unload.Petrol stations across this southwest south-east African country of 16m are either eerily empty or jam-packed.
One of them tells me which queue to join, which seems like it will take a while so I think – eye drop.
"Russia is not standing in the queue to join NATO," Mr. Putin said as he met Lord Robertson today.
In the 2007-2013 funding period the total for countries in the queue to join the EU is 11.5bn euros.
Earlier this week in Bromley Heath, Bristol, hundreds of women queued to join a new branch of the Women's Institute.
Now a number of web outfits, including Groupon, which offers online coupons, and Pandora Media, an internet-radio firm, are queuing to join the party.
Why buy a newspaper when a huge fortune and a yacht moored off Corfu will have politicians queuing to join you?
As a consequence, common complaints include "realms" going offline, or there being large queues to join one.
That certainly has seemed the case in many new member states of the European Union, and in countries queuing to join.
Despite the problems which have plagued the WTO almost since its creation in 1995, as part of the Uruguay round deal, countries are still queuing to join.
