Sentence examples for permanent queue from inspiring English sources

Currywurst €3 Kreuzberg's popular "hen house", located in Görlitzer Park, has some of the best grilled chicken in the city – juicy on the inside and crispy skin on the outside, the poultry is so good there's a permanent queue winding from the simple kiosk into the park.

(SQ_p)'s are not permanent queues and are only created whenever the I/O requests of process p present in RQ are ready to be staged and there is no existing (SQ_p).

Capacity of an entry of the roundabout is described as the smallest value of the leg flow that causes the permanent formation of queue up to enter [3].

Unless the teenager presents new evidence that she is homeless, the investigator says, the city cannot put her into long-term shelter and into the coveted queue for permanent subsidized housing.

In September the French government announced €50m in emergency spending on housing the homeless in Paris.Some of those funds would be better spent on collecting better data, yet the most useful fix would be for rough sleepers to go closer to the top of the queue for permanent public housing, as happens in London with good results.

In Soviet times, a 100m-long queue was a permanent fixture.

New allocation policies in the act also led to homeless people losing their automatic priority in the queue for a permanent home.

Kerslake's former permanent secretary colleagues will be queuing up to suggest ways in which spending control could be better organised, let alone macroeconomic policymaking and oversight of the Bank of England.

Others have "duldung" (tolerated) status, meaning they do not have permanent residency, but instead have to queue frequently to have their status renewed.

No Lowrys were to be found in its permanent galleries, and the last retrospective, when crowds queued round the block to get in, took place some 40 years ago.

The timing of waste shipments to a permanent site is determined by the so-called standard contract queue, a legal document so complex that federal bureaucrats have dedicated their entire careers to managing it.