Sentence examples for queue catches from inspiring English sources

A delay happens from time to time while the queue catches up on edits.

The annual WWDC introduces Apple's newest products and teaches programmers how to develop applications for them, but the event's absurdly long men's bathroom line and nearly non-existent women's queue caught some attendees' attention as a perfect demonstration of how men take up so much space in the industry.

I'll typically wait until the subject header of an incoming email alert doesn't keep me in the loop, then open that one and read back in the email queue to catch up.

They are queueing to catch sight of Hollywood actors James Franco and Chris O'Dowd, plus Leighton Meester (of Gossip Girl fame) – all making their Broadway debuts in a revival of John Steinbeck's classic 1937 tale of Depression-era America.

Crowds have been queuing to catch a glimpse of the bulletin declaring the royal birth, which is displayed on an easel at Buckingham Palace.

TLage Raho Munna Bhai was well received as the audience had lined "up in long queues to catch the film that had been strongly recommended in festival reviews not one person who entered the screening left before the end of the two-hours-thirty-minutes film".

So as a recap of the summer – and perhaps to give some a head start in lining up their digital queues to catch up on titles they've missed – here is a run-down of some of the best of what's been multiplex-adjacent this season.

"The British obsession with queuing never really caught on here.

They're certainly not besieging the Savoy to see Donald Sutherland in the badly reviewed Enigmatic Variations, any more than they queued last year to catch Charlton Heston enjoying a London vacation that was only interrupted by his nightly shuffle through AR Gurney's appalling Love Letters.

Half the time though, you'll get caught in a queue, which essentially means you'll have to wait for people in front of you to finish downloading before you can start.

In Naples last November the show was so popular that a man who was supposed to be under house arrest was caught waiting in the queue.