Examples of using In the queue in English and their translations into Hindi
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a widow woman, she was standing in the queue to leave subsidy.
which you had to do earlier in the queue, now those tasks are done easily on the  smartphone.
If there be three persons ahead of C and 21 persons behind A, what could be the  minimum number of persons in the queue.
Help children to find and notice the  joy in  everyday life by telling stories about the  other people waiting in the queue and why they might be there
To get in the queue of becoming a judge in  Supreme Court, as an advocate you need minimum 10 years of litigation experience in  any of the  state High Court.
to the queue  so that there are 28 boys in the queue?
Now the  conspiracy is that the  Muslim women are standing in the queue outside the  temple, those who are not even allowed to go to the  mosque since the  early Islamic period have been demanding the  right to go to the  temple.
India can be included in the queue of large populated countries which are not rich
filling in  forms and waiting a long time in the queue for a Visa will not be a big problem,
Soudagar said she reached the  exam centre at 1 pm on Tuesday and stood in the queue when the  process of checking the  identity cards(IDs) of candidates began.
It may be recalled that when the  Cupertino-based company inaugurated its very first store inside the  Taipei 101 shopping center in  July 2017, the  first visitor was a 28-year-old man who had stood in the queue for 68 hours.
Our boys will not go inside bank, they will just stand in the queue for our customers as we understand that there can be some emergency and our helpers can
A bench comprising CJI and Justices S K Kaul today again told the  lawyers, standing in the queue, to mention only those cases for urgent hearing"which cannot wait".
a common man had to wait in the queue for hours, and then his work could be completed somewhere.
no concurrency, no parallelism(Only one job is being serviced to completion, the  next job in the queue has to wait till the  serviced job is done and there is no
If our speakers will indulge me, we actually do have a question here in the queue and I know we were trying with some difficulty to reach her
Singh sought to assure them that all central laws are"citizen-friendly" and meant to"benefit the  last man in the queue" and"liberate the  lower strata of society from the  exploitation by the  vested interests".
he sought to assure them that all Central laws are‘citizen friendly' and meant to‘benefit the  last man in the queue' and‘liberate the  lower strata of society from the  exploitation by the  vested interests'.
number 9 in the queue, but eventually my turn will come, that will help
Most women in the queues say they have two-four days of provisions left.