Sentence examples for has queued up from inspiring English sources

Everyone from central bankers to anarchist cypherpunks has queued up to give their five pence worth on the "decentralised online currency", as the US Treasury describes it.

Over the last few days, most of the British press has queued up to criticise Julie for writing about the devastation that skunk has worked on our family.

Mohammad Amin, 40, who has queued up in the blistering heat of Irbil for four hours at Sher petrol station on the same road, says he does not understand why there is a shortage, apart from the fact that thousands of Iraqis from Mosul and other regions where the fighting is ongoing have poured into Irbil area and that may have created a shortage.

When a video finishes, the app moves on to whatever video it has queued up to auto-play next.

The agency has queued up more than 30 cases that it says are each likely to result in a penalty of more than $1 million -- though not necessarily an award.

And what the uninitiated don't realize as his statuesque form rises and makes its way to the microphone, where a DJ has queued up Judas Priest's "Victim of Changes," its lyrics about to scroll down the large flat screen mounted on the wall behind them, is that Arcanabyss Brooks is the Dark Lord of Vancouver Karaoke.

Critics may have queued up to aim punches at the film, but London Has Fallen shrugged off the blows, with a robust UK opening of £3.23m from 513 cinemas, including £511,000 in previews.

So leaders have queued up to visit the Castros.

Droves of authors have queued up to protest against the closure of libraries.

His supporters have queued up to sing his virtues and criticise the sentence.

Even so, outsiders have queued up to meddle in the election.