Three times I have to stand in queue, so my entire day time is spent standing in queues.
Life used to have natural pauses; standing in queues, riding the Tube, lying awake in bed.
It fondly depicted archetypal British traits like dullness, patience in standing in queues, and enthusiasm for gardening and detective fiction.
To avoid standing in queues and missing your favourite band remember to bring a backpack and a Platypus hydration container to fill with whatever liquid you may choose.
In snowsports, however, much of the day is spent standing in queues and sitting on chairlifts, and at those times it's important to conserve body heat.
"We need to keep pushing ahead [with hiring security staff] because it is very clear that too many passengers are still standing in queues".
Emergency workers in Rome hand out water to people standing in queues outside museums and galleries or waiting in the sun to catch their bus.
Agnieszka Grochowska, who plays Danuta in the movie, told the Polish newspaper Gazeta Wyborcza that Mrs. Walesa symbolizes women of her era, "standing in queues and washing clothes by hand".
Individual tragedies abound, with children not being fed, an inability to buy medicines for the sick, and, it is being reported, more than two dozen people dying while standing in queues, or being unable to pay for hospitals and medicines with the old money.
Faceless indifference, the crushing boredom of standing in queues or waiting to be called, and the brutalities of efficiency seen as an end in itself – bureaucracy is often deployed as a synonym for the very worst gifts of modernity, and serves as the aggregate antagonist of the heroes of, among many others, Kafka and Orwell.
"A suicide bomber riding an explosives-laden motorcycle hit the Nadra office in Mardan where a large number of people were standing in queues," police officer Naeem Khan said.
