Sentence examples similar to once having queued from inspiring English sources
Where financial types once would have queued to serve the new administration in the Treasury, now they are running away.
Once the question-and-answer session started, the reporters, some of whom had queued up for hours to obtain U.N. credentials, were understandably eager for more details about the deleted e-mails.
I've queued overnight to purchase one of Apple's highly priced new gadgets, not once, but three times … and you know what?
So leaders have queued up to visit the Castros.
And I would have queued up for civilian volunteerism.
In the dressing room Kirby was surrounded by the same players – Jill Scott, Fara Williams – for whom she had once queued for autographs.
While bakers selling "real bread" have queues out the door, sales of the once ubiquitous cotton-woolly, sliced and wrapped stuff have nosedived.
"We always have queues," he said.
We don't have that queued.
By Sunday, once festivalgoers had survived the queues to get in, Governors Ball was swinging, with a reliable set of crowdpleasers lasting from mid-afternoon to closing time.
