queue

A few years ago, I was standing in a queue behind two men and eavesdropping on their conversation.

With Seacrest, the queue of big-name Miss Havishams in lacy, "nude" boring dresses reached a critical mass.

If only because it was the most ridiculously glamorous queue for the make-up chair I have ever seen.

Of course, it could take some time, given that Syria has pushed a lot of things to the back of the queue.

At the beginning of this year, the queue in Embassy/Baghdad was roughly 2,000 cases (meaning upwards of 4-5,000 individuals).

Her hair had fallen from its pins and hung in a braid, its length concealed by her position, and making the effect of a queue.

The veil had slipped and might easily have been mistaken for a ribbon confining the queue at the base of the head.

His heart was open as the day,His feelings all were true; His hair was some inclined to gray—He wore it in a queue.

He wore a long queue, which depended half-way down his back.

Complaints are useless; a ruthless hand sweeps you away, and the queue closes up.