Sentence examples for does not queue from inspiring English sources
But if an incident happens out of camera shot or if the traffic does not queue back to one of the sensor locations, we don't have a full picture of the problem and there can be delays in responding.
How does a country transform from one that does not queue to one that does?
But Huffington doesn't queue jump.
"Labour doesn't queue," he was heard to say.
As Corbyn has rightly noted, people did not queue outside Northern Rock branches for three days in September 2007 because Labour was spending too much on teachers and nurses.
Don't queue behind old people at the airport.
"I was in a privileged position as art director … you get into gigs for free, you don't queue any more.
Companies didn't queue up during Labour's 13 years to say how brilliantly it was doing – and haven't done so since the coalition came in either, though Michael Fallon is doing a lot of good work, reforming employment tribunal appeals, toughening the one-in-one-out regulatory scheme and saving business over £150m through the Red Tape Challenge.
You're not that cheap Study the latest season's catwalk shows but don't slavishly copy the look unless you want to end up looking like a fashion victim Arrive on Friday night and stay until Monday night because most shops and restaurants are closed on Sundays Don't queue up before the shops open.
The word in question is "normals" and it describes the bulk of technology users - those of us who definitely don't queue up outside gadget shops for the midnight launch of the next new thing.
