Sentence examples for queueing out from inspiring English sources

At some, customers had been queueing out of the door.

Ben Peck, of the David Ross Education Trust which covers 30 academies across the east Midlands, east of England, Yorkshire and Humberside, including Havelock, said parents had been "queueing out of the doors" at the most popular schools.

"I saw one woman queuing out here at 3am with her kids," said one shell-shocked Boxing Day security guard.

It took me well over an hour to be served and by the time I got outside there must have been at least 50 people queuing out into the street.

In Greater Manchester, 20 cars were queuing out on to the road at Gorton Tesco filling station on the A57 Hyde Road during the afternoon.

"You should come here on a Saturday – they are queuing out of the door," she says.

"I still can't believe people are queuing out the door," says Reynolds, who's just opened a second, pop-up Tonkotsu in east London.

Restaurants such as London's Bao keep punters queuing out the door just through the photogenic strength of one good dish.

On winter days, when clouds of black soot hang over the city and pollution readings are especially high, Czarnobilski says the "ambulances queue out here on this street".

Its reputation for a superlative cup has spread far beyond its walls, and customers were queuing out the door during the most recent Basel.

If we cast our minds back almost eight years, to September 2007, customers were not queuing out of the doors of Northern Rock branches because a Labour government had spent too much on nurses and teachers.