Sentence examples for to queuing from inspiring English sources
verb
To put oneself or itself at the end of a waiting line.
Like it or not, road warriors may need to get used to queuing outside embassies.
If offered an alternative to queuing up in a branch to get served, surely customers would take it up avidly?
Margaret Drabble recommends the Opificio delle Pietre Dure in Florence as an alternative to queuing at the Accademia round the corner.
I'm not expecting scenes from The Aviator – all dishy pilots and vanity cases – but the transition from the friendly plane to queuing in the vast passport control hall rather jolts.
Kazinsky agrees that if you're used to queuing in the cold for the catering van, you're unlikely to let the comparatively lavish American set-ups go to your head.
But instead of enjoying a convenient alternative to queuing all night for paper tickets, as they have done in the past, customers were frustrated by hours wasted online trying to find out if they could actually get the tickets they thought they had paid for.The third area is pricing.
Patients often begin to queue at 3pm.
Go early or be prepared to queue.
Otherwise be prepared to queue.
