Sentence examples for to be in a queue from inspiring English sources

"We don't want to be in a queue, that's for sure," said Robert Baffi, head of technical operations at BioMarin.

About 300,000 Chinese are actually considered to be in the queue for organs, while a mere 10,000 approved transplants take place each year.

All requests from the Front-end are managed by a scheduler to be allocated in a queue.

I was in a queue, waiting to be admitted to prison.

"The fire was basically cooking everybody's feet and everyone was in a queue to get on a lifeboat.

He may have been treading that British tightrope between wanting to abide by a law (Hyde Park is closed at night) and wanting to be first in a queue.

"I was waiting to be searched in a queue at the checkpoint outside the ration point and heard a grenade explosion.

We were shown people getting up at 4 am and driving for hundreds of miles to be early in a huge queue for a doctor's help.

The idea is to let users complete mobile surveys to redeem rewards while they are being idle in a queue or driving in a cab, for example.

So owning the lockscreen gives you, effectively, a place to be first in the queue.

Let's leave aside the fact that I don't want to be behind Dawkins in a queue for anything ever.