She's keen, form a queue.
The passengers, with their baggage and take-along animals, couldn't even form a queue.
If I proposed a book of Ringo's collected laundry lists, publishers would form a queue.
Our leader holds meetings in which people come and form a queue to ask questions directly.
How his students formed a queue outside his office and solemnly entered one by one to offer condolences upon learning that their beloved mentor was a Jew.
"We formed a queue to claim our money and I was asked by a colleague on the committee what I was claiming for.
Gentlemen, form a queue Givenchy's Hydra Sparkling tinted moisturiser Apparently it has bubbles in it, just like San Pellegrino, to keep your skin all fresh-looking.
Historians of modern British politics would have formed a queue around the block from his home in London's Christchurch Hill for access to those files.
It's a three-minute walk from the aircraft to the taxi rank; there are never enough people there to form a queue; you take off without waiting for a slot, and land without "stacking".
Ships loaded with cement formed a queue stretching for miles outside Lagos harbour, creating a spectacle that commercial pilots would take a detour to gawp at, and racking up months of demurrage fees.
