Sentence examples for sat in a queue from inspiring English sources

Button had just finished 13th when the rear end of his Honda caught alight as he sat in a queue of cars parked in the Interlagos pit-lane entry.

Festival season is here and whether you were one of the lucky ones who managed to get tickets, one of the less fortunate who sat in a queue for hours only to find that they were all sold out or someone who doesn't go to festivals anymore due to horrific flashbacks from when you were 17 and going to ConFest, you should take a look at our new Festival Guide.

The size of the offering is likely to be a bit under $100m a mere rounding error compared to the mega-deals of two or three years ago, but a sign, nonetheless, that business has resumed.Another 30 companies have reportedly received regulatory approval to list and have begun final preparation and marketing; 400 more sit in a queue waiting to be approved.

Music you've selected for upload sits in a queue until the transfer is complete.

With Apple, you had to sit in a queue for 10 to 20 days, then someone would manually review your software, and if they thought there was something wrong with it, you had to figure how to meet their requirements, then wait another 10 to 20 days in the queue [after addressing that issue].

This contrasts sharply with many subscription-based journals, where articles may sit in a queue awaiting publication in an issue, for months or even, in some cases, 1 2 years.

Last week my 85-year-old grandmother sat in a six-hour border queue in 30C heat.

Passengers at London's Heathrow and other congested airports often sit in a long queue of planes waiting near the runway to depart.

The managing director, Chris Edmonds, said buyers could expect to sit in a virtual queue for up to 20 minutes and warned that many would be left disappointed as they chased the most popular events.

It is understandable that walking many kilometers to sit in a hospital queue, sometimes for several days before being seen, may not be a high priority if people do not have a serious problem.

The students sat in a nearby cafe and watched as shoppers queued up to express their feelings toward the president, leaving the authorities in an impossible position.