Sentence examples for growing queue from inspiring English sources
In Britain, where children take Ritalin at almost American rates, two National Health Service (NHS) clinics struggle to cope with a growing queue of stricken grown-ups.
I watch the growing queue of young women snaking back between rows of benches from a desk in the community centre.
After three or four attempts at clarification, the man in the growing queue behind me elucidated: "She's asking if you want white bread or wheat bread".
If Greenfield really wants to start a debate, then she should be happy that a growing queue of people are ready and willing to take part.
The actress Sienna Miller is poised to become the latest litigant to join a growing queue of high-profile figures seeking damages from the publishers of the News of the World newspaper over the illegal hacking of voicemail messages.
And this comes just a week after the Paris public prosecutor's office began its own probe into accounting irregularities under Jean-Marie Messier, the group's ousted boss.Amid the growing queue of investigators, and the company's muddled attempts to shed assets to hack back its euro19 billion ($19 billion) debt, Vivendi seems to have little idea about what sort of company it wants to be.
"What they are is poverty deniers: Ignoring the growing queues at food banks.
As more NHS beds go to private patients, people who can pay may jump growing queues.
Alarmed at the growing queues of Argentines pulling out their money, Uruguayans rushed to follow suit, fearing their government too might impose a freeze.The IMF rescue has still to prove durable.
The spectre of growing queues at soup kitchens evokes the hardship of the Great Depression, and underlines fears that the credit crunch is exacting a painful toll on American society.
"They are ignoring the growing queues at food banks, they are ignoring the housing crisis, [and] they are cutting tax credits … let's be clear: austerity is actually a political choice that this government is taking and they are imposing it on the most vulnerable and poorest in society," Corbyn said.
