Sentence examples for lines of strangers from inspiring English sources

I predict exciting things for her: critical acclaim, hearty sales and, perhaps best of all, long lines of strangers at every reading.

The double-file line of strangers that folded into a single line to make way for someone who had to get down first.

My shoes squeaked on the high school gym floor as I shuffled along a line of strangers.

It seems indecent to participate in the line of strangers crawling past, faces glued to windows, mouths open, either in shock or commenting on the misfortune.

There were so many images from Mo Farah's two golden nights in the Olympic Stadium still alive in the consciousness four months later: his eyes wide with pain and exertion in the last few yards before the finish line; thousands of strangers waving fists and screaming in the stands all around; Farah's incredulous slapping of his shaven head as the magnitude of those victories kicked in hard.

The problem with "The Business of Strangers" is that it doesn't know where to draw the line.

Ou peut-etre hier, je ne sais pas... .. is the first line of The Stranger.

And, it makes perfect sense – who actually enjoys being sedentary in a confined space with a bunch of strangers and lining up for a bathroom that's the same size as your pantry??? It's common to get sick on planes because of such confined space where we are inevitably exchanging germs.

One long line of cars, one steady stream of strangers entering those cars and both benefiting neatly from what the suburbs east of the San Francisco Bay have labeled "casual car-pooling".

Although unrelated friends are genetically equivalent to strangers, several lines of reasoning suggest that close friendship may sometimes activate processes more relevant to kinship and that this may be especially true for women.

Communication was relying solely on the "kindness-of-strangers" effect.