queue

To buy my turn in the queue when the meat is being distributed.

On the sidewalk, a queue of men was being held in line by a burly cop.

There always must be these people who cannot stand in line in a queue and be fair.

It is required, however, that they should take their places in the queue.

Here is the Napoleon, the man with a queue, and the Philippe that I have bitten.

I feel as if I'd give anything to have had a chance to stand three hours in that queue.

His hat was the cover, his queue the handle, and his pipe the nose.

Denton became aware of his duties, and hurried to join the tail of the queue.

And here we beg to give a view Of suitors waiting in a queue.

The custom of the queue is a spontaneous expression of his love of fairness and order.