Sentence examples for queued for tickets from inspiring English sources

People queued for tickets with minimal sight lines, simply to share the buzz.

The last time his ancient horde was exhibited in the UK, at the British Museum in the 1970s, more than 2 million people queued for tickets and pharaoh fever swept the country.

Schiff remembers the pianist Sviatoslav Richter coming to play in Budapest: thousands of people queued for tickets, and the police had to be called in to exercise classical music crowd control.

Her mother had wanted to be an actress herself in her youth: she was the one who queued for tickets for King Lear at the National on behalf of her daughter in 1986, and seeing it "was one of the reasons I was inspired to act", says Weisz.

A last-minute surge of people queued for tickets at gate three of the stadium with an hour and a half to go until kick-off.

It's too small to see whether people are still queueing for tickets at £15 a head, though.

Consumers who were queuing for tickets were encouraged to send photos from their phones to a giant screen adorned with branding for its Robinsons line of soft drinks.

It garnered superlative reviews, had people queuing for tickets from 3am when it transferred to the West End and received a standing ovation every night.

Excited children in Sunday coats queue for tickets next to a red wooden caravan, their mother opening a coin purse, unsure of whom to pay.

Alexxe Lassalle As a teenager, I'd get on an overnight bus from Essex and queue for tickets from about 4 or 5am.

Although the Royal Court cannot be sure that those who queue for tickets will later come to see the show, the spokeswoman said that queuing was the fairest way to allocate tickets.