Sentence examples similar to forming queue from inspiring English sources

Many shoppers headed straight to the shops whilst still digesting their Thanksgiving turkey on Thursday, forming queues outside Macy's by 6pm on what is becoming known as "grey Thursday".

Hundreds of people formed queues to donate blood at local hospitals.

Its circles and its desperately formed queues on diagonals gained meaning and force.

Many people formed queues to vote from the early hours and some even slept outside polling stations overnight.

News of the typhoon's approach triggered panicked buying in the city, home to 200,000, as residents formed queues to stock up on food and petrol.

The flagship restaurant on Moscow's Pushkin Square was filled with balloons for its grand lunchtime reopening on 19 November, and hungry customers immediately formed queues at each counter, the Interfax news agency says.

Generally German soldiers behaved in a civilised manner towards the Dutch population, forming neat queues at the shops to buy goods rationed in Germany, such as chocolate.

She's keen, form a queue.

The passengers, with their baggage and take-along animals, couldn't even form a queue.

Our leader holds meetings in which people come and form a queue to ask questions directly.

If I proposed a book of Ringo's collected laundry lists, publishers would form a queue.