Sentence examples for having to queue from inspiring English sources
It is the same problem with water, with people having to queue with jerrycans.
It was like Nigeria died, having to queue for every little thing, soldiers flogging anyone who disobeyed".
The station was shut for about 30 minutes with some passengers having to queue outside for two to three hours, the report said.
It brought chaos to supermarkets, pharmacies and hospitals, with Venezuelans having to queue endlessly to get hold of basics, if there was any left that is.
Then, voters turned out in such numbers that by late afternoon casting a ballot meant having to queue for as long as four hours.
As a result of the crush, Finsbury Park was temporarily closed, with some passengers having to queue for over two hours.
You might have to queue a long time here.
Otherwise, they would have to queue up with everyone else.
We've been warned we might have to queue.
You won't have to queue to buy them".
