Sentence examples for were queueing for from inspiring English sources

For My Merry Mornings, republished in February 1990, "people were queueing for a mile from Wenceslas Square," says Tomsky.

McFeat wrote that his Kyrgyz colleagues were queueing for their "special delicacy, the horse's penis" during holiday celebrations, referring to a traditional horse sausage known as chuchuk.

Men of the King's Own were queueing for their breakfasts on a road when they suffered their first experience of modern warfare.

I visited the busiest polling station this afternoon, and in mid-afternoon there were hundreds - particularly of young voters - who were queueing for an hour and a half to vote, and I think it is just not right that hundreds later found themselves unable to exercise their right when the polls closed.

Along the road at the Palace Theatre they were queuing for Singin' in the Rain.

The show was a sell-out; people were queuing for returns.

(At David Zwirner on Wednesday night, punters were queuing for the Koons show as though it was a rock concert).

Consumers who were queuing for tickets were encouraged to send photos from their phones to a giant screen adorned with branding for its Robinsons line of soft drinks.

Yesterday there was a suicide bombing outside the headquarters of the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate (pictured) in Damascus that killed four people who were queuing for food.

People were queuing for an unusual delicacy: balls of butter, dipped in dough and cooked in a vat of boiling oil.

People were queuing for an hour just to put £10 of fuel in.