front of the queue

But she was certainly near the front of the queue.

The car stopped suddenly at the front of the queue.

Those at the front of the queue said they had been waiting five hours for the store to open.

We would push each other to the front of the queue.

Two soldiers were leading a woman to the front of the queue.

The guards will help you get to the front of the queue, however.

Just as I got to the front of the queue, they announced my train.

The Jaguar came to the front of the queue at 10.10.

Everyone used to fight to get to the front of the queue, as that way you usually got better portions.

They were led to the front of the queue.

Apologising, she went straight to the front of the queue.

But the dying seems more pronounced when you reach the front of the queue.

There are c servers, which serve from the front of the queue.

People were shoving each other, trying to get to the front of the queue for tickets to the big rock show.

There's not really much choice left by the time we get to the front of the queue.'

Ricky said, getting to the front of the queue.

As the guests moved closer to the front of the queue they would then be told to evacuate.

State authorities believe that coming at the front of the queue increases their influence on the nomination process.

The people who are at the front of the queue can have the first choice of where to stand for the concert.

At the front of the queue were two small boys, about eleven years old, both looking completely unconcerned.

Usually they would have gone straight to the front of the queue and taken what they wanted from the trays.

A proposal like yours would need powerful backing to make its way to the front of the queue."

The person at the front of the queue will have his turn next, then the next person and so on.

She knew Tucker well enough to realize he would be at the front of the queue, arms spread wide to receive the benefit.

That policeman who had only just sent him to the front of the queue was already lifting a hand to take him to one side.