Sentence examples for stuck in the queue from inspiring English sources

In contrast, Slovakia is stuck in the queue for all three clubs.

But the sheer volume risks urgent cases being stuck in the queue.

It says your claim was not just stuck in the queue, there was actually a problem.

If I could do that, if this guy could get stuck in the queue before this guy, I would be happy.

The court's breakdown of its judgments cast some doubt on the prime minister's claim that serious cases risked "being stuck in the queue".

While we can burn a few minutes by mindlessly scrolling through Facebook or Instagram, the reality of our situation will eventually return to us when we realise we're still stuck in the queue.

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.

Jim Barker, a TNT lorry driver who spoke to the Guardian about his frustration at being stuck in the M20 queue, finally made it to Paris on Wednesday night.

Speaking from the airport, he said: "People were lining up, some had already checked in and got through security, but others, when this thing happened, whatever it is, were stuck in the check-in queue.

I convince my girlfriend and a friend to come along and we spend a good part of the evening stuck in the kind of queues only open bars can generate.

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.