Sentence examples for prepared to queue from inspiring English sources
Otherwise be prepared to queue.
Go early or be prepared to queue.
It has an underground atmosphere, but be prepared to queue.
Book ahead or be prepared to queue while being tormented by the smell of roasting meats on the flaming grills.
There are no bookings, so get there early or be prepared to queue, particularly if there's a football match on.
Get there early in the morning, and be prepared to queue, because it's worth every second of the wait.
Prepare to queue to take part in her site-specific work and "leave your baggage" (in every sense) behind.
Unless you're prepared to spend days on end queueing for snack vouchers, playing video games on a train stuck in rural Kent before the iPad battery runs out altogether, or cracking icicles from your hair on the M25, don't take the trip.
Lune Croissanterie, a Melbourne institution that the New York Times this week said made possibly the best croissants in the world, is infamous for long pre-dawn queues of people prepared to wait hours to sample its flaky pastries.
The queue builds quickly, so be prepared to wait for up to an hour for the privilege of a Shake Shack hamburger.
Travellers in the coming months will continue to queue with EU passport holders when going to Europe, but be prepared to switch to the "All other passports" lane when we've left.
