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Meanings of waiting line in English
Synonyms
Examples for "queue"
Examples for "queue"
1
Unfortunately, 'screwing up' on queue could be as difficult as juggling correctly.
2
Now, of course, the queue goes all the way to the top.
3
This option may be used to rearrange jobs within a print queue.
4
There was a long queue of traffic but the superhighway was clear.
5
The queue is endless and you need to wait for long hours.
Usage of waiting line in English
1
Several guests attacked the buffet while the waiting line was down.
2
A man in the waiting line looked at me pityingly.
3
The rain fell in torrents; and quickly I took position in the long, waiting line.
4
This would be the rule: There was never a waiting line for Craig's wide testpieces.
5
There's always a waiting line for the Javelins!
6
Ushered through the waiting line like cattle, we were quickly swept up in the torrent of partygoers.
7
The waiting line was five deep.
8
Brant's eyes ran down the waiting line of his own men, sitting their saddles beside the halted pack-animals.
9
Writer walked past the waiting line pf long-haired children & their parents leading to the 46th Street Theatre stage door.
10
Reporter describes the waiting line and the last journey, early Wednesday morning, when the General's casket was taken to Penn Station.
11
Without replying Jacob Krantz darted into the ferry-house, slipped into the waiting line before the ticket-office, and watched Shelby make his purchase.
12
He stepped back out of the waiting line, turned, and made off slowly, turning the crank of the hand-organ as he went.
13
He took his position in the waiting line and heard the cries wrung from the throats of those in the crossing-fromthe paralyzing cold.
14
He turned to a waiting line of more than a dozen young boys, all aristocrats by birth, and presented each in turn to Elizabeth.
15
Holding the wrapped books low in front of me to keep the view of my cleavage clear, I walked straight over to the waiting line.
16
Dainty shepherdesses in waiting line stretched hand in hand to the water's edge, and formed a species of avenue leading to the table of honor.