Examples of using To queue in English and their translations into Greek
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forced the cars in a whole valley to queue.
Some people had traveled across Venezuela to queue overnight hoping to cross to buy food and other basics that
We needed to queue for a few minutes at the entrance to pick up our tickets reservation,
don't want to queue for hours, go across the road
forcing crowds of people to queue for food and water at emergency aid centres set up in the wake of the aftershocks.
You look to queue here you're upside down you're the ones upside down no europe turns out well not he's the one that's upside down his name well let's talk for a.
are in a hurry anddo not want to queue at the points of registration of transport,
if you were prepared to queue.
Sometimes to enter the old part of town, you need to queue for an hour in 40-degree heat,” says 27-year-old Ana Belosevic, who works in the hotel business.
Sometimes to enter the old part of town, you need to queue for an hour in 40-degree(104 degrees Fahrenheit)
overseas visitors to queue for admission on the day, but capacity is limited
overseas visitors to queue for admission to them at any time of the day or night when either House is in session,
it's safe to walk out to the small island of Grand-Bé- the walk is so popular that sometimes you even need to queue to get onto the short causeway.
Applications send messages to queues and read messages from queues. .
You can send test messages programmatically to queues with any queue type ID.
suggests that a no-deal Brexit could lead to queues of up to a mile long at the Eurostar terminal at St Pancras in central London.
Enable the Add to queue mode.
Maximum number of reports to queue.
Where to queue in the garden 2018.
Get them to queue up and show me.