Sentence examples for further back in the queue from inspiring English sources

Further back in the queue Christine Ball, 62, wasn't impressed.

Further back in the queue, Rachel Tierney, an English major from Oshkosh, Wisconsin, said the impressionists at the Musée d'Orsay had proved tricky due to the wall of people taking selfies in front of the works of Degas.

Democracy seems secure in countries such as the Czech Republic, Poland and Hungary, which are likely to be early members of the Union; and countries that are less settled, most notably Romania, are further back in the queue.There is, however, a subtler political risk than that of a return to outright autocracy in the new member countries.

Further back in the queue, temporary health workers hired from the local population and trained by UNICEF for the RRM found Nyabel Wal's 18-month-old son, Goaner.

The modest waiting room is usually filled; those farther back in the queue have to stand outside for hours.

We might grumble, but we ought to be farther back in the queue - and we would still vote Labour.

Those in the front ranks of that march remained silent; farther back in the 10-block-long queue, some marchers shouted "No shopping, no justice".

The north already loses out substantially … Now it will see projects already too far back in the queue fall further behind".

Now it will see projects already too far back in the queue fall further behind, which will hamper the area's ability to grow and compete".

Back in the queue, corporations that were waiting to issue wanted to hedge the risk of further widening.

Back in the queue, the crowds keep coming.