Sentence examples for consumers lining from inspiring English sources

But it could have sold what it had in stock even though that could mean consumers lining up in front of stores in the wee hours.

The novelty of this high-tech audio survey will have consumers lining up to give it a try.

That's a product we have consumers lining up for each morning outside of our Nintendo World store [in New York City]." "Wii Fit" has become something of a phenomenon.

The only difference here is that we would have institutions rather than consumers lining up for their money, and they would technically not be taking money out but refusing to put money in.

Last week, hundreds of consumers lined up to buy the C3 at its introduction in Hanoi.

In Singapore we've had consumers lined up along the street and around the corner.

Hundreds to thousands of consumers lined up outside Sears, Target, Macy's, Old Navy and other retailers offering time-sensitive deals.

On Wednesday night, following a now-familiar ritual, French consumers lined up outside shops to snap up Apple 's sleek iPhone handsets as soon as they hit shelves.

With concerns that a gas shortage might hit the state, panicked Texas consumers lined up outside numerous stations, sometimes for miles, to drain them dry.

Where should consumers line up in this battle?

Consumers lined up to buy plush Chihuahua toys at Taco Bell stores, and late-night talk show hosts incorporated the dog into monologues.