Sentence examples for not queue from inspiring English sources

McCain's support for the bill did not queue it up for a vote.

"You need not queue up primly like the Brits, but you must not mimic the livestock at the Fort Worth Stockyards either.

I'm aware that some readers do not queue up outside Forbidden Planet for their weekly fix and might prefer to read the whole story when the hardcover version comes out, so I'll keep this light on spoilers.

As Corbyn has rightly noted, people did not queue outside Northern Rock branches for three days in September 2007 because Labour was spending too much on teachers and nurses.

But if an incident happens out of camera shot or if the traffic does not queue back to one of the sensor locations, we don't have a full picture of the problem and there can be delays in responding.

We wanted the children to come in and sit at tables straight away, not queue up and wait in long lines, and we created a family style setting with food served at the table, with proper plates, glasses and cutlery.

Unsurprisingly, perhaps, Chinese children are not queuing up to be football stars.

That's clearly too many, but it's not queuing per se that bothers me.

That the finest medical minds in the country are not queueing up to examine Natasha is no surprise.

He was impressed with what Estonia calls e-government: the idea that mouse-clicks, not queues outside offices, are the best way for citizens to meet the state.

Few expect that Mr Makoni will be able to pull the economy out of its current deep recession and the outside world is not queuing up to help.