Sentence examples for bread queues from inspiring English sources

Bread queues have gone.

At the few open stalls, people wait in snaking bread queues for the first time in two decades.

The sameness is depressing in some ways, but far better than the sullen bread queues that epitomised communism.The EU's new Central European members will change Europe too.

"Bread queues are very long," Donatella Rovera, a researcher for Amnesty International who is in the city, told the Guardian by phone.

Gorbachev's final years in office were plagued by the spectacle of bread queues, empty grocery stores and shortages in everything from meat to matches.

Today's Georgian writers have witnessed an equally turbulent history, from the 1980s protests, to the civil war, bread queues and blackouts of the 90s, and wars over Abkhazia and South Ossetia with Russian-backed separatists.

The queue for railway tickets at Munich airport looks like a bread queue in 1945 (albeit not gaunt or ill-dressed).

I remember joining Natasha in the bread queue, trips to see the emaciated animals at the zoo and summer nights spent drinking absurdly cheap red wine in the bar of the Soviet behemoth Hotel National.

The Grad, which launches multiple rockets from mobile launchers, has been blamed for a number of civilian deaths in recent days, including eight people in a bread queue.

The bakery worked round-the-clock, but there still long queues for bread.

"I don't expect there to be queues for bread in the shops," he said.