| Leading high street banks face a massive credibility gap over the next few weeks as directors queue up to present news of bulging profits. |
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| Hundreds of beggars queue up near the dargah and occupy positions outside a dozen small eateries. |
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| They wax garrulous when mikes are thrust at them, and queue up, or SMS furiously to get on to reality shows. |
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| A stream of people queue up from 6.30 pm every weeknight to procure free legal advice offered by volunteers rather than salaried staff. |
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| All the same he would queue up with the other drones for hours to receive his meagre earnings. |
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| The star says he isn't a touchy-feely person but besotted girls queue up to cuddle him. |
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| Most significant of all, we felt, was that so many divers were keen enough to queue up to have their fitness checked. |
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| His concern was that the website was anonymous and there was the danger that people would queue up to make snide and nasty remarks. |
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| The excitement is palpable as we queue up, as is the strong scent of ammonia from the horses and bulls snorting eagerly in the paddocks. |
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| Truthfully, it's their more traditional parfaits and sundaes that inspire people to queue up outside in the middle of winter. |
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| They just queue up and reel it off, then a soldier goes and gets it for them. |
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| The chip includes hyperthreading, which allows a processor to queue up one software thread while processing a different one. |
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| Before you buy the Jiffy bag and stamps and queue up at the post office, take a moment to answer the following questions. |
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| Berliners and tourists alike queue up every day for the deliciously topped, open pastry rings on the first floor of the Potsdamer Platz Arcades. |
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| Georgian children queue up to use the new and improved latrine at their school. |
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| This entailed reconfiguring the registration hall where clients used to queue up for receipts and do manual name searches. |
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| More need to have change and to waste time to queue up to buy a ticket of subway or bus. |
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| It takes one to one and a half hours to queue up and use the toilet, so we still defecate in the river. |
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| Every day tens of thousands of drivers queue up like refugees at the borders of the European Union, in abysmal conditions. |
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| How high have they set their sights, as applicants for aid and membership queue up at the door? |
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| This happens at all levels, even when you queue up to sort out a simple piece of paperwork. |
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| As a result, it will save users the time and effort required to queue up at a ticket window. |
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| And they do line up: I hear of cases where some queue up several times in succession, impelled by the desire to renew the promised experience. |
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| Wealthier households collect this water in large tanks while the poor queue up at public taps to receive their daily ration. |
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| You can go into the centre through the Free Access route without having to queue up to pay and you can go to all the exhibition areas without waiting. |
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| Otherwise, they would have to queue up with everyone else. |
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| To try to ensure that these high-priority observations will be completed, CANSERV proposals will remain in the queue up to the end of the second semester after the semester in which they were accepted. |
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| Each day she had to queue up to wash my brothers' nappies. |
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| This drastic measure was prompted by their belief that Steaua fans were sending their partners to queue up and buy tickets for them at Dinamo's stadium. |
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| For this, they queue up at the border. If there is not adequate pace in the parking lot, they occupy at least one lane of the motorway and block normal traffic there. |
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| Boisterous families queue up to board a charter boat for an afternoon of deep-sea fishing, while well-tailored couples mosey around artists' sheds at the harbor. |
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| People still queue up for famous fortune tellers. |
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| Its clients queue up to berate their daughters-in-law. |
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| On Friday hackers will queue up to present their work. |
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| Then there is the social impact, in other words the impact on our citizens' daily lives which, if I may say so, even goes beyond the symbolic effect of no longer having to queue up at border posts. |
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| Yusriya is the first one in the classroom every morning, gathering her classmates' name tags and handing them to students as they queue up at the start of class. |
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