Sentences with phrase «huge queues»
The phrase "huge queues" means there are very large lines of people waiting for something. Full definition
Shcherbinina says this will result in huge queues of brokers in notary offices and additional financial burden on real estate buyers, who will have to pay for notary services and state tax.
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However, with huge queues before kick - off and at half - time a system of payment that is faster than cash should be welcomed.
Users on Twitter have also been complaining of no available appointments, or huge queues at the Apple Store when they do show up for a scheduled appointment.
Trulli is also remembered for the «Trulli train» phenomenon - a common sight in the mid-2000s as he would hold up huge queues of much faster cars, unable to overtake because, well, it was the mid-2000s.
So that basically will never happen given the huge queue on season tickets at the Emirates (I believe they will have to extend it pretty soon in order to accomodate demand) and the global fan base.
The ones who turn up at the checkout on the phone and take ages to pack their bags because they are too busy discussing what they are doing that evening to even pay attention to the huge queue behind them.
With large first - year classes this year, huge queues have formed at these terminals.
Identified first by the huge queues, and second by its distinct facade, the house that hid Anne Frank from 1942 - 1944 and where she wrote her infamous diary.