queuein a sentence
queue as in: in the queue
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People have already begun to form a queue outside the theatre.queue = line
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Dozens of ambulances queued up outside the hospital waiting for their turn.queued = lined
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By default, messages in the computer's queue are handled in a first-in-first-out order (FIFO).queue = ordered list
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People have already begun to queue up at the box office.queue = line
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Universal Studios started using virtual queues so people don't spend all day waiting in lines.queues = lines
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Patients are assigned a place in a triage queue based on vital signs and primary complaint, but things can change.queue = line
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I put myself in the call queue and began my twelve-hour shift. (source)queue = line
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On the right-hand side, short queues were forming before each fireplace, waiting to depart. (source)queues = lines of people
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Crowds of lower-caste workers were queued up in front of the monorail station-seven or eight hundred Gamma, Delta and Epsilon men and women, with not more than a dozen faces and statures between them. (source)queued = lined
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I knew we were better off than those who lived in the camps, queuing for food and water for hours under the hot sun, but I missed my valley. (source)queuing = lining up
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A few of the brothers were already queueing up by the token barrels as Clydas took the lid off and almost dropped it on his foot.† (source)
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First, Jurassic Park has all the problems of any amusement park-ride maintenance, queue control, transportation, food handling, living accommodations, trash disposal, security. (source)queue = line
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Nora Molloy knows my mother from the queues at the St. Vincent de Paul Society.† (source)queues = noun: lines OR verb: lines up
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Queued high in the sky were air freighters from the Far East, their silver skins blazing with the rising sun's light, awaiting orders from the harbor master before they made their final approaches.† (source)Queued = lined up
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In the alleys, fifteen-year-old boys are making their way toward mine elevators, queuing up with their helmets and lamps outside the gates. (source)queuing = lining up
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At the squares, women who had no wells in their yards were queueing up for water at the old pumps, their yokes and buckets on the ground beside them.† (source)
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The only TV show I had access to was a company-produced sitcom called Tommy Queue. (source)Queue = a last name
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The mayor had on a fine wig, properly powdered and pulled back, with a curl at the end of his queue, a sable coat and matching breeches, a maroon waistcoat, and a white silk cravat tied loosely around his neck, atop his shirt. (source)queue = pigtail
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I selected the first episode of Tommy Queue, then unsnapped the visor and put it on. (source)Queue = a last name
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So I stayed awake as long as I could, ignoring one episode of Tommy Queue after another. (source)Queue = a last name
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It lit up, presenting me with the same choices I'd had on my first night here: a handful of training films and simulations, including the complete run of Tommy Queue episodes. (source)
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If anyone checked the usage logs for my entertainment center, they would show that I watched Tommy Queue every night until I fell asleep, and that once I'd worked my way through all sixteen episodes, I'd started over at the beginning. (source)
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