Sentence examples for queue ahead from inspiring English sources

They put it at the top of the franchising queue ahead of the general election.

"Nobody jumps the queue ahead of anyone else," Dave told Monkey.

When you next generously let someone in the queue ahead of you at the bus stop, just imagine your reaction if you knew it was the last bus for two days.

A series of text-message jokes imagine the excuses given by Mumbai's elite for not voting: "No valet parking at polling booth" is one; "Spotted servant in queue ahead of us" another.

"There is fuel in the country, but those who bring it don't want to sell it at the regulated price," says Luka William, sticking his head out of his car to gauge the queue ahead of him.

She estimated 1,200 people, in 16 constituencies, were denied the chance to vote in the 2010 general election, even though they were in the queue ahead of the deadline, but had not reached the polling booth.

Highways England used to simply warn there were "queues ahead", but now tells drivers it will be 17 minutes to their junction, points out Giles Perkins, business development director for intelligent transport at Mouchel, which runs the National Traffic Information Service.

On Friday afternoon there was 32 miles of start-stop traffic on the M4 heading to Cardiff as rugby fans joined the bank holiday queues ahead of the Amlin Challenge Cup at Cardiff Arms Park.

After arriving in the checkout queue just ahead of his opponent, Mr McEnroe is distraught to see an employee appear and open another till, giving Mr Borg the upper hand.

The Israeli aircraft are to be moved to the front of the production queue, jumping ahead of some USMC deliveries.

Many councils reported busy polling stations throughout Thursday, with some seeing queues both ahead of the polls opening and throughout the morning.