Sentence examples for long line developing from inspiring English sources

I remember there was a long line developing behind us at the ol' listening station, but we didn't care.

Long lines developed outside gas stations in Irbil and other northern cities.

Long lines developed at vehicle checkpoints as the security services searched cars for explosives.

After long lines developed this spring at Denver International Airport, Diana DeGette, who represents that city in Congress, sent a complaint letter to Tom Ridge, the homeland security secretary, calling for temporary assignment of extra screeners there and a delay in scheduled cutbacks.

Voters will also be given the choice of using paper ballots — the sort on which they color in ovals with a pencil — and poll officials will direct voters to the paper system if long lines develop or if machines break down, Ms. Kaufman said.

The South Asian nation is the latest censorship state in a long line of developing nations, such as China and Russia (the latter used a firewall designed to block content depicting child exploitation, drugs and suicide to prevent access to seemingly harmless YouTube content).

Requires states to have contingency plans in place to resolve situations in which long lines nevertheless develop.

The game received negative reviews from critics and was described as another entry in a long line of poorly developed movie tie-ins.

"What Soriano represents is a long line of players we developed who have produced for us," said Brian Cashman, the Yankees' general manager and a nine-year front-office presence, before the Yankees won their 38th American League pennant last night at Yankee Stadium.

During the evening of February 10, a long line of severe thunderstorms developed along the tail-end of a cold front in central Texas.

Trocchi is, however, only one of a long line of artists who have developed a philosophy of heroin use in Paris.