The phrase "stuck in a queue" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means being held or delayed in a line of people or vehicles. Example: "I was stuck in a queue at the bank for over an hour, waiting to deposit my paycheck."
"You are never stuck in a queue," says Erlandsson before doing a 360-degree turn in front of a group of amused shoppers.
The Open Society Foundations, backed by financier George Soros, said they had "dozens of community groups ready and willing to take the burden for resettling refugees off the government's shoulders but their applications have been stuck in a queue for six months".
The getaway season may be upon us but not everyone is lucky enough to get away, so to level things up a bit we'll be running blogs over the next couple of weeks on the literature of journeys: those books that will transport you, whether you're chained to your desk, sunning yourself on the sierra, or stuck in a queue at the airport.
That may well give shoppers something to think about the next time they are stuck in a queue.
Drivers stuck in a queue of traffic have plenty of time to watch as an errant cyclist jumps a red light, for example.
Such multi-sensory efforts might not be appreciated by consumers if they are stuck in a queue, according to Sue Eccles of Bournemouth University.
Filmmakers who had survived the intense competition and made it into this year's festival, which opened Thursday night and will run until Jan . 25 were stuck in a huge queue waiting for their luggage and vans to take them to their quarters.
The most likely explanation for the ridiculous amount of time it has taken to fix it: it's probably stuck in a bug queue, and has to wait its turn.
That means making sure that patients needing care, whether that's kidney dialysis or cancer treatment, do not get stuck in long traffic queues, especially in the heat of summer.
"If trucks carrying parts for a Ford Explorer are stuck in an inspection queue, assembly plants can quickly fall idle with costs running as high as $1 million per hour," he says.
But while that gathering of the fashion elite was taking place, I was stuck in a late-night queue at Heathrow, behind about 300 people waiting to go through customs.
