Roughly 150 listing candidates are queuing up, potentially boosting supply.
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The people are queuing up to bow down to you.
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Why are there no women queuing up for Supreme or Nike?
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People are going to be queuing up and they'll be packed in.
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Jet Airways pilots are also queuing up to join the budget airline.
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I’m gonna start queuing up for tickets on December 12th!
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Entrepreneurs were queuing up to scour rubbish for anything that could be recycled.
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Only a few years ago people were queuing up to invest in Africa.
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Before sunrise, people had begun queuing up at blood donation centers in Las Vegas.
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"It's nothing compared to TV," says Akshay Patel, a teenager queuing up to enter.
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The sidewalk is littered with chic Democrats in expensive shoes queuing up for entry.
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It might be while queuing up for a Buddha bowl in the Green fields.
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If you're not queuing up in Iowa, you may head directly to the couch.
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Those who can afford bottled water are queuing up at stores before they open.
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Amid the bad news, bigwigs are queuing up to declare common cause with the president.
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Sizeable regional parties, having digested this lesson, are queuing up to strike pacts with Congress.
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It was raking in the cash and big names were queuing up to play there.
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"Can you believe it?" he said, queuing up the video to play for me again.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Alibaba's deal suggests grocery stores are queuing up to check out.
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After months of chart success, you'd bet there are stars queuing up to work with him.
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So they resorted to their own wells, and queuing up outside with their large plastic containers.
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"In theory, we could decide to have people queuing up outside the terminals," Mr. Bennett continued.
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From the moment you see it, to queuing up, to riding it, a story should unravel.
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They don't mind queuing up or being in a crowd but we've got to keep it lively.
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Companies are queuing up to advertise on the half-hour newscasts, which air early in the morning.
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A Reuters reporter saw more than 100 travelers queuing up at Cathay's ticketing counter early on Tuesday.
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A Reuters reporter saw more than 100 travellers queuing up at Cathay's ticketing counter early on Tuesday.
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I'm already queuing up copious amounts of bass-heavy Kendrick and thrashing Deafheaven for our forthcoming review.
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Venture capitalists, charities and individual philanthropists are queuing up to add to the rising pile of cash.
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Or that nine years ago today people were queuing up to buy the very first generation iPhone?
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But don't ever make the mistake of thinking that queuing up "Fireworks" will be a cute moment.
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Eating breakfast while queuing up the social media posts that will appear across Smitten Kitchen's channels today.
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A Reuters reporter saw more than 100 travellers queuing up at Cathay Pacific's ticketing counter early on Tuesday.
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I've passingly thought to myself while queuing up the next episode of The Man in the High Castle.
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"I'd like to hear you wrap the lyrics to this in French," Adenuga said, queuing up Desiigner's track.
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One month into the cash experiment, people are still queuing up outside banks and many ATMs are empty.
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As I walked through the canteen I thought of Alan queuing up for his lunch with us mere mortals.
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Other countries "are already queuing up" for a trade deal with Britain, according to Boris Johnson, the foreign secretary.
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And there's no better way to get the Halloween mood going than by queuing up a few scary movies.
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The victims were queuing up to register when the bomb, which wounded 25 others, went off, the sources said.
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With the parks packed with Disney lovers all year round, queuing up has become an inevitable part of the experience.
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The second depicts people queuing up to ride a Ferris wheel with carriages shaped like crowns, referencing Basquiat's 1983 "Crown".
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The new rules in India has led to people queuing up in banks for hours to exchange their old currency.
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AEDT, the line already stretched to 100-plus people, with eager burger fans queuing up from early in the morning.
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For weeks, island residents have been queuing up in seemingly interminable lines for their basic needs -- from food to cash.
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It was easy to get a table — most visitors are staying inside the Olympic bubble, and queuing up outside McDonald's.
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A book plug on Imus' show guaranteed sales, and authors were soon queuing up for a slot on the show.
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In the capital Harare many people went about their usual daily grind, including queuing up for scarce cash outside banks.
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There is something incredible about queuing up for a fried egg directly behind some of the greatest surgeons in the country.
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Queuing up behind patients in pyjama bottoms and men in white shirts, my heart soars at the food selection on display.
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He has a reliable supplier in Russia and hospitals and pharmaceutical companies are queuing up to buy what he sells: antlers.
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In the commercial, Drake hypes himself up by queuing up Swift's "Bad Blood" before getting into it with a bench press.
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Aerial footage showed crowds milling on the streets of Washington, D.C., and queuing up at checkpoints leading to the National Mall.
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A book plug on Imus&apos show guaranteed sales, and authors were soon queuing up for a slot on the show.
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One thing nearly all airports seem to lack is somewhere to light up between exiting the plane and queuing up for immigration.
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With a couple of weeks still to go before he is even inaugurated, contrite firms are queuing up to invest in America.
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Fresh off the massive, inter-dimensional success of Stranger Things, Netflix are queuing up yet another foray into sweet high school nostalgia.
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"We used to have top companies queuing up," says Patrick Nally, a sports-marketing specialist who helped develop FIFA's tiered sponsorship system.
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It's hard to imagine NATO countries queuing up to get involved in the Iran morass, which is largely of Trump's own making.
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Staring impeachment in the eye, President Donald Trump has opted for denial, moving to obstruct House Democrats and queuing up a constitutional crisis.
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People in Asian countries closer to China have been queuing up to buy masks, sometimes for up to four hours, reports Business Insider.
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I don't think people are queuing up in the early hours to get something in which the value decreases so quickly online anyway.
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Just down the road in another hall people were literally queuing up at Samsung's booth to check out the VR experiences on offer.
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According to an agreement reached last week, blockades were to be lifted at certain hours each day to keep vehicles from queuing up.
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At midday on any given weekday in South Florida, you'll find scads of hungry patrons queuing up at Pollo Tropical to purchase lunch.
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"Customers have started queuing up for the weapons that have proven themselves in Syria," said Russian deputy defense minister Yuri Borisov last month.
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Germany's problem is that new venues are queuing up for a slot on the calendar, some willing to pay far bigger hosting fees.
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Some of Trump's supporters were so keen to see the president that they began queuing up before dawn for the 7 p.m. rally.
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As he put his first record on the turntable and started queuing up, I gave Mario a look indicating what was about to happen.
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Regardless of cost, which might otherwise be covered by the NHS, the home kit is far more convenient than queuing up at blood clinic.
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But come July 3, people may be queuing up in Oregon to get a new driver's license that more accurately reflects their gender identity.
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That sober behavior is in contrast to the buying frenzies of the past three years that saw hopeful bidders queuing up to take part.
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And yet, hundreds of intrepid fans started queuing up hours before the opening to experience the wonder of the artist's popular Infinity Mirrored Rooms.
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It transformed everyday life by fiat, with long lines of desperate people outside banks, an eerie mirroring of voters queuing up outside election booths.
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Halloween is all about mood, and when I'm queuing up for a Taoist death temple, I want to play a game about hopping vampires.
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We're a few years into the trend now, but the Evening Standard says that people are still queuing up for classes by the dozen.
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Nonetheless, the high prices did not dim the hopes of young, excited Burmese queuing up around the block for KFC in anticipation of their meals.
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According to VICE News reporter Pierre Longeray, who is in Calais, refugees and migrants began queuing up to enter the processing center at 6 a.m.
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According to VICE News reporter Pierre Longeray, who is in Calais, refugees and migrants began queuing up to enter the processing center at 28 a.m.
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"Because things have stabilized and calmed down, it seems as if people are queuing up to join us," he said, adding retention rates have improved.
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The grand opening the following morning—of Berner's on Haight, San Francisco's newest legal cannabis store—was apparently worth queuing up for all night long.
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Watching all those people queuing up, coming in the evening to stand in line and buy a ticket in the morning, that was awesome for me.
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Like anyone needs their twelve bucks a month when three other shows would love the slots and have mortgage-lender sponsors queuing up for the breaks.
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In medieval times it was said that the birds that circle the sleeping volcano were the souls of sinners queuing up for the descent into hell.
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Kotha 23 The hardware shops along the street close at night, but dark stairways fill with men queuing up to enter one of the many brothels.
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The boxy cabs queuing up around the corner at St. Pancras Station included several electric cars that were indistinguishable from the originals, except that they purr.
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This month television crews from South Korea and Sweden have been queuing up to see Mr Kangas; he regularly lectures abroad and advises others on similar studies.
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Ahead of the new law coming into effect, people were queuing up in Stornoway for a free microchipping event organised by the Dogs Trust, BBC News reported.
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"Vehicle makers are queuing up to announce their commitment to electric vehicles but at the same time they may be cheering for their own demise," he said.
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And so, as the talk wound down, he left his seat and strode across the room to join a line of people queuing up behind a microphone.
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While Venezuelans are now much angrier at their deepening economic crisis, many are too busy queuing up for scarce food or too fearful of violence to join marches.
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Queuing up at Wembley I took malicious pleasure in spotting the silly glitterheads who'd been wrong-footed by the new regime and still dressed like clowns in Bacofoil.
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One reason for this decline, the theory goes, is that best-picture winners are no longer the films that the great American public is queuing up to see.
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With that disclaimer, let me dive headlong into the pundit pool and say that Warren will be a major player among the cavalcade of Democrats now queuing up.
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Demonetization has not only claimed lives, with people succumbing to the pressures of queuing up for long hours outside banks, it has also depleted the country's economic growth.
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"I was queuing up with my two young sons when I looked at the logo and realized what it represents," a customer named Abigail Griffiths told Wales Online.
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Basically, it was a must-have capsule for anyone with a penchant for jeans — and, of course, the devotees perpetually queuing up to copy Chung's cool-girl style.
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Now, an egg-salad sandwich might not seem like something worth queuing up for, but trust me, when done right, it&aposs the best thing you&aposll eat.
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Fresh off a major overhaul of its stalwart Pacifica minivan, Chrysler has set its sights on the frisky millennials who will soon be queuing up for family-friendly transportation.
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But while carloads of chasers are queuing up to see the totality, some are skipping that step and meeting the eclipse more or less half way—from the air.
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All these artists queuing up for hours in order to work for free on the faint and improbable hope of being 'discovered' within a bizarre Deutsche Bank salon hanging.
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But countries where banks' balance-sheets resemble Swiss cheese usually have no choice but to deal with the issue promptly, lest a panicked public start queuing up at ATMs.
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If you are tired of queuing up at ATMs and are despairing because you are unable to access your own hard-earned money, here's some good news for you.
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Shelling damaged at least one other hospital and a bakery, killing six residents queuing up for bread under a siege that has trapped 250,000 people with food running out.
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"Not everyone's gonna like it ... but when you pull up in Saint Tropez, in Monaco, you've got people queuing up to get photos because there's nothing like it around."
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Flashing my e-Visa obtained online in advance, immigration took no time at all — under five minutes from queuing up to passing through on the way to baggage claim.
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"Everybody wanted to be in the movie!" she explains, pointing out that legions of Hollywood actors of various stature were queuing up to snag one of the adult roles.
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If you're ever interested, I will show you a demo from Density that we have a real-time monitor that shows you line patterns going into queuing up at restaurants.
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"Ultimately, Royal Mail has become as frustrating a company for investors as queuing up for hours on a Saturday morning to retrieve a parcel from the sorting office," Mould added.
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There are, after all, only two chairs and a gaggle of curious show-goers queuing up in front of you at the Medisana booth, staring, but patiently waiting their turn.
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Whether or not you're ready to embrace the turning leaves and pumpkin treats, there's no better way to say goodbye to summer than by queuing up your favorite seasonal films.
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I noticed all of this at about 103pm – I was just queuing up Rick & Morty and settling in for the evening – and I assessed the damage and called T-Mobile.
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In a park along the Hudson River in Manhattan's Battery Park City, New Yorkers are queuing up — six feet apart, of course — for their turn to play with a wall.
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It's a moment designed for endless parody; surely Saturday Night Live is already queuing up a guest spot where Gyllenhaal laboriously reads other children's books in the middle of deadly catastrophes.
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Companies queuing up to raise capital in the Fragrant Harbour, including warehouse operator ESR and consumer-finance company Home Credit, may need to take a similar tack in these tough times.
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When your loved one walks in the door, rather than queuing up yet another episode of The X-Files, customize your own love message and display it on your TV through Chromecast.
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In any event, it's doubtful that the fastidious Poirot, who sampled four bakeries before settling on the brioche from a small Danish patisserie, would be queuing up for a bag of Tescoissants.
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I was in the best seat I'd ever had in 15 years of queuing up for Wimbledon and wanted to show off because she didn't get out of bed to join me.
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Plane makers are queuing up to fill the shortfall with revised offers, stressing their readiness to locate production in India, with Saab AB of Sweden also pushing its single-engine Gripen aircraft.
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"We're talking about remdesivir, other drugs, immune sera, convalescent serum, monoclonal antibodies, all of these are in the pipeline now queuing up to be able to go into clinical trial," he said.
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Woman (and, yes, that is her character's name) is portrayed by Cate Blanchett in this laboriously wordy production, which has theatergoers both queuing up for returned tickets and walking out mid-play.
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Hundreds of people were clustered around and queuing up to walk across Erkmen's structure: moms and dads holding the hands of their little ones; young hipsters; outdoor enthusiasts; senior citizens, art world people.
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On December 10, at least 48 soldiers were killed in an ISIS attack on the same camp, also targeting soldiers queuing up to get their salaries, according to the official news agency Saba.
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Hundreds of visiting supporters have been queuing up to visit Josef Stalin's bunker - chambers dug out underneath the southwestern city to protect the Soviet leader from a Nazi German assault that never came.
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The coworking company's rapid decline could cost Goldman Sachs $260 million, according to one estimate, and analysts are likely to be queuing up to ask about WeWork on JPMorgan's earnings call this week.
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He's also writing for Netflix's animated series "BoJack Horseman," prepping for a talk at the TED2019 conference in April and queuing up three new books per a recently announced deal with Harper Perennial.
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Most residents appear to have taken the latest developments in their stride, queuing up at the dozens of washing stations set up on sidewalks by the government and private businesses and avoiding shaking hands.
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An unnamed scalper in Beijing told Caixin this week that he had been at it for two years, and typically waits several hours each day queuing up for a number to see a doctor.
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In this future, hip, urban millennial parents will use Beam not just for Netflixing and HBOing, but queuing up the soundtracks to their hip, urban lives and for controlling their hip, urban smart home.
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The booster, covered in black soot from its two prior flights, landed again on a remote controlled platform in the Pacific Ocean after launch, queuing up the rocket to fly for a fourth time.
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U.S. consumers are increasingly spending more money online rather than queuing up at physical stores during the holiday season, forcing traditional brick-and-mortar retailers to build their apps with more shopping and delivery options.
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"Even those who stopped buying food from the public distribution system long ago are queuing up for onions," said an official from the state of West Bengal, which has struggled to manage queues of buyers.
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"Even those who stopped buying food from the public distribution system long ago are queuing up for onions," said an official from the state of West Bengal, which has struggled to manage queues of buyers.
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Global index publisher MSCI adds another tranche of Chinese stocks to its emerging markets index, which follows the milestone debut inclusion in June, and foreign investors are queuing up to get into the asset class.
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"Gentlemen, I'm aware that you have a long line of eager Ivy League-educated young men queuing up to be brokers at Merrill Lynch, but ask yourself, how many of them started from nothing?" he asks.
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Even Ant-Man and the Wasp, the first Marvel film with a female character in its title, felt like it was queuing up expectations for Captain Marvel, and for the fast-approaching Infinity War sequel Avengers: Endgame.
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Near the blackened studio building, where the smell of burning timber lingered over the neighborhood, animation fans of many nationalities joined local residents, queuing up to add to a growing pile of flowers, drinks and other offerings.
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"I want tariffs," Trump told Cohn and other top advisers in an Oval Office meeting early this month aimed at queuing up incremental trade actions against China, a source with direct knowledge of the meeting told CNN.
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The United States has flown home more than 300 American evacuees from the ship and other countries are queuing up to collect their citizens, including Australians, whose flight was due to arrive in Japan later on Wednesday.
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It seemed like we had just missed the cut for Centre Court, but John and Charlie assured us we shouldn't worry because they, along with other people in front of us, were actually queuing up for Saturday.
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While the number of people queuing up outside Apple stores has dropped over the past several years with many buyers choosing to shop online, the weak turnout for the latest iPhone has partly been due to poor reviews.
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Clothes don't make the man (I'm hard pressed to imagine the museumgoers of the future queuing up to see Schnabel's sarongs) but clothes have an interesting role in the making of the woman, at least this particular woman.
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"Now it'll stand there just like in the neighboring villages, not needed by anyone, while people in the city can't find places for their children at kindergarten and are queuing up from the moment they're born," she says.
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His talent was recognized early, with sponsors queuing up to sign him as a teenager, and his brilliance on skis was matched by his sharp tongue, in particular when taunting rivals from Sweden to the delight of Norwegian fans.
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All photos by Frank Mojica An unusually chilly December night in Los Angeles couldn't stop a legion of fans from queuing up hours before doors opened to see Warpaint bassist Jenny Lee Lindberg take center stage at the Echo.
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"There are vulnerable young people who were walking around like zombies all day, who couldn't sleep, queuing up outside shops in the morning, or getting up at 4 AM to go to score because they were withdrawing," he says.
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In 1978, he was queuing up to phone his stories from British telephone boxes; now he can email a column from deep in Africa that appears almost instantaneously on the Times website and provokes a rapid reaction from China.
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That said: I do think your favorite song, or at least the one you find yourself queuing up the most often, reflects something back about both your listening tastes and maybe what you've been going through the last 12 months.
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In this plush, glitzy part of London's up-market West End, you never really know just how many professional artists, actors and sports personalities you're queuing up next to for coffee, or jostling with for space on a crowded tube train.
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It's their 22nd year queuing up and it shows: They have individual tents outfitted with air mattresses and sleeping bags, recliner lawn chairs, a pop up table, coolers for their food and drinks and an iPad to stream the live matches.
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Farmer George Sanders shared the clip above on YouTube, which features his herd of merry bovines queuing up to use his genius invention (basically a brush on a spring that's been fixed to a metal beam in the cow shed).
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sovereign wealth funds are queuing up to finance the West's overhauls of crumbling roads, bridges and ports as public purse strings are loosened after a period of austerity, but they still face project delays and fierce competition for deals.
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While city dwellers are still queuing up to exchange or deposit old money at the bank, and to draw new funds, many villagers live miles from the nearest branch and have yet to see the new notes being rushed into circulation.
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But while investors worldwide are queuing up to finance planned overhauls of transport and energy infrastructure in the West - part of a global search for returns - they have largely bypassed Africa, still considered the preserve of development agencies or specialist funds.
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Here at the Newcastle West End food bank, a one-story building where staff members hand out nearly 2000 food parcels a week, local residents were queuing up to tell Mr. Alston how they had been failed by the reforms.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Guards have blocked routes out of China's Wuhan as part of efforts to seal the city and bottle up a new coronavirus as residents scrambled for supplies on Thursday, clearing out supermarket shelves and queuing up for petrol.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - China's Huawei may be facing closer official scrutiny in Europe amid U.S. allegations that it poses a security threat, but mobile operators in the region are still queuing up to buy its gear for their next-generation 5G networks.
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On the other side of the desk, a family of six gets its bearings: four by looking at their immediate surroundings through screens; one by queuing up her audio guide; the sixth, a baby in his stroller, by quietly waiting.
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Because it's released by absorbing the pain of others, queuing up a sad song might give a suffering person a quick hit of prolactin, Huron theorizes, though neither he nor any other researcher has actually tested prolactin levels in subjects listening to music.
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But the point is - we need laws to create the competitive landscape where there are hundreds of thousands, millions of bright people, entrepreneurs, technologists and companies who are literally queuing up to be given the opportunity at last to enter into fair competition.
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It was their 22nd year queuing up and it showed: They had individual tents outfitted with air mattresses and sleeping bags, recliner lawn chairs, a pop up table, coolers for their food and drinks and an iPad to stream the live matches.
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We found our true home in bars where hipsters and junkies and old homeless guys sat shoulder to shoulder choking down thin beers, plugging quarters into jukeboxes, queuing up thick, heavy-metal songs the rest of the world had already forgotten about.
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With investors desperate for any sort of returns in an environment where almost the entire German government bond curve is in negative-yielding territory, and with the European Central Bank widely expected to restart corporate bond purchases, European companies are queuing up to take advantage.
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The list of tasks that citizens can complete on their phones includes applying for visas, paying utility bills, virtually queuing up at hospitals, renewing a driver's license, and many more that can save people the hassle of hopping from one government office to another.
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"We had people queuing up for hours to get into the few appointed, few licensed securities firms to put in their bid orders to buy," said Serge Pun, the head of First Myanmar Investment, which became the first listing on the Yangon Stock Exchange.
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The appointment as the IMF's first deputy managing director thrusts Okamoto, the Treasury's acting assistant secretary for international finance, into a critical policy position at a time when dozens of countries are queuing up for emergency IMF loans as the coronavirus halts economic activity worldwide.
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The appointment as the IMF's first deputy managing director thrusts Okamoto, the Treasury's acting assistant secretary for international finance, into a critical policy position at a time when dozens of countries are queuing up for emergency IMF loans as the coronavirus halts economic activity worldwide.
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Here's the reality: Senior GOP aides in both chambers say Senate Republican leaders have no plan to move off their insistence that the House-passed bill is the only way forward -- and they are queuing up a series of painful political votes for in-cycle Democrats.
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"Historically, the ECB has been more far more effective at queuing up policy stimulus than delivering it, but there is no taking away the fact that we are in for some volatility ahead on the euro," said Neil Mellor, a senior currency strategist at BNY Mellon in London.
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Europe is expanding at its fastest rate in about 10 years, Germany has turned its economy around since reunification in 1990 and, with more than 20113 Eastern and Central European countries queuing up to join the EU, there seems to be no shortage of growth on the horizon.
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This post appeared originally on THUMP UK.Chino Amobi rubs shoulders with Satan-obsessed 353s rock'n'roll outcasts The Louvin Brothers; Mr Mitch sits next to avant-saxophonist Colin Stetson; Dubplates & Mastering's engineering maestro Rashad Becker finds himself queuing up for a beer next to The Crazy World of Arthur Brown.
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People who I had considered owners of "flawless" and "enviable" bodies, which had helped fuel my self-hatred, were queuing up to confess their own struggles with diet, self-image, body dysmorphia, and yo-yo dieting, and the impact that this had had on their friendships, relationships, and even careers.
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"At a time when scientists are queuing up to warn about terrifying consequences if emissions keep rising, and school children are taking to the streets in their millions, what we have here in Madrid is a betrayal of people across the world," said Mohamed Adow, director of Power Shift Africa, a climate and energy think-tank in Nairobi.
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"At a time when scientists are queuing up to warn about terrifying consequences if emissions keep rising, and school children are taking to the streets in their millions, what we have here in Madrid is a betrayal of people across the world," said Mohamed Adow, director of Power Shift Africa, a climate and energy think-tank in Nairobi.
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Even though the church has specifically called on leaders and members to focus on mercy for a broad group of people this year, O'Brien says, "It's important to recognize that over the last year, women haven't been queuing up around the corner at their local church to seek forgiveness from their priests" for having an abortion.
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For years now, Sónar's been one of the most loved and respected events in the calendar, and given that the sun-dappled streets of Barcelona are preferable to waterlogged fields, mud baths, and wet-wipe-showers, it isn't hard to see why so many Brits flock to Spain for a few days of parties, talks, and queuing up for the right wristbands.
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It seems like we've just missed the cut for Centre Court, but John and Charlie assure us we shouldn't worry because they, along with other people in front of us, are actually queuing up for Saturday — meaning, when we enter the grounds the next day on Friday, they'll stay behind in the queue, camp out for a second night and be among the first in line to get seats for Saturday.
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Part of this change is down to the fact that these events have become increasingly alike: from Reading Festival and the Isle of Wight to Stateside events like Coachella and Bonnaroo, the festival experience has seemingly merged into one coalesced, purchasable vision of the exact same idea—wherein it's possible to watch an electronic DJ, a rock band, and a rap artist before queuing up to buy some day-glo paint and a strawberry flavoured cider.
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On January 31st MPs held their first debate on whether to trigger Article 50, the legal route to Brexit, after the Supreme Court ruled that the government needed Parliament's permission to withdraw from the EU. Many spoke against leaving the union—Ken Clarke, a Tory grandee, wondered how likely it was that Britain would tumble down a rabbit hole and "emerge in a wonderland" where world leaders ("nice men like President Trump and President Erdogan") were queuing up to strike trade deals—but the mood was one of resignation.
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Look out for Tori Soba Mutahiro (8A/A1bis Thai Van Lung), a tiny restaurant that makes a bowl of ramen — the rich, chicken fat-slick broth sharpened with shreds of fresh ginger — that rivals the best in Japan; Mangetsu shochu bar (at the base of the Azumaya Hotel), where you can polish off your yakitori with a pickled plum sour; and Powers (8A/2B1 Thai Van Lung), a rooftop taqueria where you'll find Japanese skaters and surfers queuing up '90s hip-hop on YouTube while downing ice-cold pints of Sapporo.
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