Sentence examples for long line means from inspiring English sources

This long line means that planes may have to wait more than an hour to take off after leaving the gate.

"And even with the heightened security, the lack of long lines mean you can get to your gate in a few minutes".

Long lines meant that each shopper only visited 2.8 stores.

Because the only data collected have been on nesting sites, scientists don't know, for example, whether the problem lies with mature, nesting females or immature turtles that live in the eastern Atlantic and that might be caught on long lines meant for swordfish.

All in all high temperatures and long lines meant this wasn't the most comfortable of expo-style experiences, but much of that can be chalked up to VRLA's explosive growth.

But it is what David McCauley, acting industrial officer of the Public Service Association's prison officer's vocational branch, believes is just the latest in a long line of increasingly crafty means used to move drugs over prison walls. .

But it is what David McCauley, acting industrial officer of the Public Service Association's prison officer's vocational branch, believes is just the latest in a long line of increasingly crafty means used to move drugs over prison walls.

Besides being cheaper, staying at Le Châble means bypassing the long line at Verbier.

Especially as her eight-minute encounter with the man at the front desk meant that a long line had built up behind her.

In the Mercado Melchor Ocampo El Carmen, long lines — and I mean long lines — form at lunch for the cemitas that are the pride of Puebla.

"Incorrect information leads to long lines, which could mean they leave and give up on voting".