Sentence examples similar to may I join the queue from inspiring English sources

I join the queue and immediately feel like a sucker.

After a good mooch, I join the queue at Daiwa Sushi (5-2-1 Tsukiji, Chuo-Ku, 0081 3 3547 6807) for the best sushi breakfast you'll ever eat.

So, at 9.30am I joined the queue in the Metro station.

I joined the queue and she told me that the bulk of her sales these days were made online.

I joined the queue at 7.10am, five minutes before the recommended time and with 20 minutes to spare before check-in officially closed.

I joined the queue at Beijing's Taikoo Li branch which, according to Xiao, sells around 3,000 drinks a day.

The other three may yet join the queue for hand-outs.

American media giants, such as AOL Time Warner, Disney or Viacom, may now join the queue alongside any European group for the rare chance to bid to take over a biggish European commercial broadcaster and at a relatively low share price.Until now, the most likely bidder for a single ITV had been Bertelsmann, a German media group which owns RTL, the only pan-European broadcaster.

When an incoming call finds all the channels busy with other calls, then the call may not join the queue (buffer); this state is considered as balking.

He may need to join the queue.

Otherwise, it may join the queue knocking on the doors of rich non-African countries.