Sentence examples for bigger queue from inspiring English sources

"It can be incredibly profitable so I think there will be a bigger queue of nations in the future wanting to host these Games".

So add the queues of people that formed due to the insufficient toilet number situation to the extra time it takes to do shit in an aeroplane bathroom, and you have what's known as "a slightly bigger queue".

I don't think it will be a big queue.

"Big queue outside TVC already – including TV cameras interviewing the audience as they line up.

"I don't care, I've got a big queue, I'm getting the manager," says the woman.

After visiting the Blue Mosque nearby, we saw the big queue outside and decided to find out what was going on.

The biggest queue at Westfield Stratford could be found outside the shop beloved of normcore enthusiasts and mother-in-laws on a mission to buy socks - Next.

Steward tells me it's the biggest queue she's seen #lab15 pic.twitter.com/NijWsWocVl Three hours until Jeremy Corbyn's first speech to Labour conference and the queue has already started #Lab15 pIt.twitter.com/5hIDI0qQSL It's pretty long.

The biggest queue was for candyfloss, while the adult male is denied admittance to the sand and soft play tent (alas, under fives only), but can enjoy the unique experience of urinating into a bale of hay.

Levedev added that "you don't have a lot of [potential] investors, there isn't a very big queue" – not surprisingly, given the well publicised structural problems facing the newspaper industry.

As many as 1,000 people were waiting outside the Apple Store in the Bluewater shopping centre in Kent, some having arrived at 2am to create the biggest queue ever seen there.