Sentence examples similar to has formed part of the queue from inspiring English sources

The entire album feels (intentionally, you assume) a little like wandering around a rave, different sounds coming in and out of focus in the corridors, toilet queue chitchat forming part of the soundscape.

This will form part of the investigation.

The queue has formed a tightening noose around the roundabout, reducing three lanes of traffic to the one that contains my dead Beetle.

Now, following these unexpected triumphs, a queue of former young British artists, or YBAs, has formed, waiting to entertain the nation's cinema audiences.

At Nizamuddin, a small queue of women cradling wailing and wheezing babies had formed in front of the van.

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.

However, large queues have developed at St Pancras International - the Eurostar terminal in London - and queues of lorries have formed at Folkestone, following the closure of the M20, which serves the Eurotunnel.

The islands now form part of Daisen-Oki National Park. Daisen-Oki National Park

That forms part of a pattern.

"Ivan forms part of that tradition".

Both these songs form part of Fiskerne.