Sentences with phrase «huge queues at»

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.

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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.

However, with huge queues before kick - off and at half - time a system of payment that is faster than cash should be welcomed.

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.

While the huge numbers of attendees throughout the day (many of whom queued for up to an hour to gain entry) were able to sample the forthcoming Nintendo Wii entry to the series, Skyward Sword, these demo booths were hidden in separate area at the back of the tent.

Pop artist Sir Peter Blake, always a huge crowd puller — at the London edition of the fair in June fans queued all night to get a signed print of the Queen's head — has created a new print based on an existing collage work called Hastings Memories, which is formed of objects he found lying around the fishing boats along the promenade.

(clockwise from top left) Cars queuing for petrol in London during the 1979 oil crisis; the Saskatchewan Conservation House in Canada, one of the pioneering low energy houses of the 20th century, was built in 1977; constructed even earlier was the Solar 1 house at MIT, which was built in 1939, and featured 33 sqm of solar thermal panels and a huge storage tank to meet its heating demand.

LIC has a huge customer base and to ensure that its policyholders do not need to wait in queues at the premium payment counter, the insurer launched several LIC online premium payment options.