You might have to queue a long time here.
Older residents credit McDonald's for introducing the queue, a critical element in this social transition".
Queue a bookings onslaught of Easyjet flights to Venice around mid to late September.
Metres from the queue, a kilted piper was playing an exuberant reel.
Potentially, it puts them higher up the government-subsidy queue (a place they are always happy to be).
The sociologist Margaret Hunter writes about a concept she calls the beauty queue: a hierarchy of desirable female characteristics.
"If I'm quiet but the press team have a queue a mile long – I'll get involved and help them out".
More Scott Pilgrim fans are in another queue, a few blocks away, for tonight's free screening of the movie.
"As we experience spikes in traffic, our systems place guests in a queue," a Target spokesperson said in a statement.
For example, timers send data to the message queue, a thread receives data from the message queue, a timer activates another timer, a timer resumes a thread, and a thread obtains ownership of a mutex.
This paper introduces the structured heap queue, a pipelined digital hardware data structure, and demonstrates its suitability for event management.
