Sentence examples for to queueing from inspiring English sources
verb
To put oneself or itself at the end of a waiting line.
This week, a gaggle of well-trained, polite and friendly staff worked their way along the line trying to answer simple queries and advise people on alternatives to queueing.
Eurotunnel said its services were operating to schedule on Wednesday morning but advised passengers to allow extra time for their journey, with Operation Stack, where sections of the M20 are closed to give space to queueing lorries, still in place.
Buyers who had become accustomed to queueing for viewings before the outbreak of bidding wars have more recently seen asking prices falling as tighter mortgage lending, fears of an imminent interest rate rise and an increase in the number of homes for sale have put a brake on a market that many feared was turning into a bubble.
Execution of sentiment analysis with Cassandra led to queueing at Spark server, and much higher latencies (Fig. 11).
On the other hand, as shown in Fig. 15, buffer-aided relaying leads to queueing in the relay buffer, which helps to utilize the channel variations efficiently.
The various concepts related to queueing systems with server vacations can be found in articles by Doshi (1986) and Takagi (1991).
Patients often begin to queue at 3pm.
Go early or be prepared to queue.
Otherwise be prepared to queue.
