Sentence examples for queue down from inspiring English sources

"Please smash me in the face" - well, there'd be a queue down the street to do that.

And with each exchange, the ghostly queue down 57th Street will grow a little longer — its denizens nominally invisible, yet in Gotham's cumulative imagination, vibrantly discernible.

You could eat the same meal – minus the outré creations – for less money and without a queue down the block, at a traditional diner, seated in a proper booth with elbow room and served by a professional.

In days gone by, music fans used to queue down the hill to use the phone box.

Those with tickets simply joined the stream of grim-faced passengers trudging with roller-cases through the slushy streets for a full 10 minutes to reach the back of the queue, down a side street opposite the Shaw Theatre.

While you could argue that it didn't necessarily need to, and that there'd be a queue down to Great Eastern Street ready to do it for them, the fact that it maintained a humble air is to be commended.

Dr. Andrew Sum of the Center for Labor Market Studies at Northeastern University in Boston mentioned the phenomenon of "queuing down".

So getting dole queues down is also the key to the Tories doing better in the northern cities.

"Sometimes you have to wait for ages in a McDonald's, but this seems to have cut the queues down".

Thousands queued down as far as The Broadway to get into what was then considered the most modern zoo in the world - the zoo without bars!

The queue! Get down there".