Sentence examples for start of the queue from inspiring English sources
"start of the queue" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to describe the beginning or front of a line or waiting list where people are waiting in order to be served or attend an event. Example: "Please form a line behind me, as I am at the start of the queue for the new iPhone release."
Security gently admonishes him to give some other kids a chance and he's urged to go back to the start of the queue.
When a couple of our team from Publicis (our amazing pro bono communications agency) walked past the Apple store on Monday morning, they saw the start of the queue of iPhone-lovers preparing to spend four nights sleeping rough.
Public figures and companies were at the start of the queue to donate, after host Mihai Tatulici got the ball rolling with his own contribution.
Such was the anticipation for the first day-night Test in cricket history, more than three hours before the start of play, the queue outside the South Gate of the Adelaide Oval already stretched all the way to the Torrens footbridge.
2) Add a few videos to start filling the queue.
Starting at one end of the queue, we were each supposed to wait for what we estimated to be one minute and then call out the time.
Hence, Δ i (k) bits will remain in the queue at the start of the next time-slot.We prove that this queue is stable in the appendix.
The minutes of meetings of the Bank's court – akin to a board of directors – cover the period from the start of the financial crisis, when queues formed outside Northern Rock branches in September 2007, to the middle of 2009, by which time RBS had been bailed out and HBOS rescued by Lloyds TSB.
Let us start with observing the queue length of AC[2], or QL2 t) for short.
After many hours of waiting in the pitch black and freezing cold for the bakery to open, the crush of men at the head of the queue started drumming on the doors in frustration.
Instead of fatalism, there were full houses; at the start of this season, the queues for season tickets went round the block.
