Sentence examples for queue means from inspiring English sources

A rising dole queue means a bigger dole bill.

"A rising dole queue means a bigger welfare bill.

Being in the moderation queue means that none of your discussions or comments become public until a member of group management reviews and approves them.

With the new scheme, however, "no queues means more resources".If getting incentives right can mobilise even a state-run health system like Sweden's, surely there is scope for such reforms to fix America's mess too.

"Ticketmaster and Aston Villa put on extra staff to handle the collections but the massive queues meant the match was quite rightly delayed for safety reasons.

Another said he had left work early to vote and arrived just after 9pm but the long "choc-a-bloc" queues meant the polling station closed before he was able to get a ballot paper.

Some also mentioned that the time they spent queuing meant they had less time to play or take part in other lunchtime activities.

Men reported they were too busy for such tasks, particularly as long queues meant delays in being seen.

If there's a queue, it means they make the best.

We generally only print during business hours in order to ensure the printers have adequate monitoring, and combined with the number of requests in the queue, this means a minimum of 3-5 business days for your print to be ready; in some cases a print may take 2-3 weeks if it is a particularly busy period.

This was an expected result, as small values for the average queue size means that there will be no bursts of messages during an acquired TXOP.