Sentence examples for queuing for entry from inspiring English sources

Queuing for entry, they're corralled by impassive ticket collectors (two of the dancers) into a holding pen close by the door.

Street style isn't huge in the Peruvian capital, but here fashionable young Limeans are queuing for entry; clothes lean towards black, while at least three people brighten the queue with neon dyed hair.

But whereas Western do-gooders have queued for entry, volunteers from Taiwan's non-governmental organisations (NGOs) received a warmer welcome.

Instead he has been acting as though millions of Bulgarians and Romanians will be queueing for entry as soon as the restrictions are lifted, confident that they will spring to the top of the jobs, housing and welfare queues.

And on the fourth day, with 20,000 packed into the disorderly old palace complex where it is held, and the queues for entry still growing, the police abruptly closed the gates.

It also helped to establish his country's place at the head of the queue for entry to Nato and the EU, and to give weight to his wider advocacy of central Europe's special place at the heart, not the edge of Europe, and the Czech lands, once "the spiritual crossroads of Europe", as the place where that heart beat strongest.

There were two queues for entry, one for ticket holders, the other for non-ticket holders.

In the model I propose, risk-averse workers can opt between the free-entry informal sector and queuing for formal occupations.

Queuing for your time spot at the museum entrance.

National museums are still able to charge for entry to temporary exhibitions, though the £18 adult ticket price for Tate Modern's show did not deter record numbers of visitors from queuing for the privilege.

What are they queuing for.