You'll most likely have to wait in line first ...
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Amazon Go shoppers never wait in line to check out.
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Think about that while you wait in line at Starbucks.
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Would you wait in line to buy Kanye's TLOP merch?
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Voters wait in line at the Tuttle Community Recreation Center.
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Voters need to wait in line to cast a vote.
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People wait in line for bag checks at Pink Dot.
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Members of the public wait in line for the hearing.
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You might wait in line for a very long time
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They should wait in line like the rest of us.
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Members of the public wait in line to view Rev.
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So I have to wait in line for the results.
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But now, they'll have to wait in line, like everyone else.
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Migrants wait in line outside a temporary shelter in Tijuana, Mexico.
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I wait in line for 10 minutes and buy my MetroCard.
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You just have to be willing to wait in line overnight.
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They wait in line sometimes for hours to make that transaction.
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And a little heads up: Be prepared to wait in line.
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People are willing to wait in line 20 or 30 minutes.
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You won't ever have to wait in line for the Jitney.
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It may just be rejected after a long wait in line.
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You won't even have to wait in line for the bathroom.
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The longer you wait in line, the more the risk is.
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But you have to be willing to wait in line overnight.
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"You don't have to wait in line," the aide told her.
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What would be too long for you to wait in line?
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In the camps, women and men wait in line for food.
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New Yorkers will wait in line for hours for a good brunch.
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You told me that even Chris Hemsworth has to wait in line.
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People wait in line to enter a cannabis store in Montreal, Quebec.
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I wait in line for 23 hours while learning German on Duolingo.
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Voters wait in line in the gymnasium at Brunswick Junior High School.
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Rohingya refugees wait in line for relief supplies in a refugee camp.
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People wait in line to donate blood in El Paso, Aug. 4.
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And when they pay their respects, they'll have to wait in line.
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You also probably don't have time to wait in line at Starbucks.
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I wait in line for the bathroom every time I'm in public.
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Your friends own it and you still have to wait in line?
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They don't want to wait in line to get to the pediatrician.
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The restaurants are so busy, we don't want to wait in line.
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Haitians mutter words of anger and defiance as they wait in line.
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Customers wait in line at the Dunbar National Bank in Harlem, 1933.
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Kara's going to go wait in line at FedEx for you, Josh.
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Imagine never having to wait in line for your Shake Shack ever again.
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Now I get to wait in line at passport control... 1:30 p.m.
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Survivors of the Camp fire wait in line to speak with FEMA representatives.
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People wait in line to shop at Payless Foods in East Houston Tuesday.
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People wait in line to visit Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School on Feb.
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While we wait in line, my boyfriend runs out and buys us coffee.
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Then there is frenzy in the place while people anxiously wait in line.
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I'm a female, so I always wait in line to use the bathroom.
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He even had to wait in line behind a couple of team officials.
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Would I even come to Disneyland if I had to wait in line?
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People can also wait in line for a three-minute glimpse of arguments.
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We barely had to wait in line for the slides inside the waterpark.
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Guess you'll have to wait in line for chicken nuggets like everybody else.
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I stopped by the OVO store once but I didn't wait in line.
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Joe: Are you kidding me, we've got to wait in line this long?
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Many of her supporters were happy to wait in line for a selfie.
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The officer handed back his passport and Dakhil continued to wait in line.
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I wait in line for Star Tours again since the line is short.
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We wait in line and are shocked when we see how it works.
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Yes, for sure How long would you wait in line for Szechuan sauce?
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People literally wait in line for brunch for like three times longer than that.
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Every consumable that enters the city has to wait in line on I-84.
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You wait in line for everything, eat bad food, and invariably drink too much.
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They have to wait in line, go through the process like everybody else did.
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Her proposal would bar lobbyists from paying people to wait in line for them.
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VICE: How long did you wait in line for to get your Apple product?
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As we wait in line, I ask more about the nature of the dispatches.
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Because when you're a Kardashian, you do not wait in line for movie tickets.
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I paid a nice woman $40 an hour to wait in line for me.
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And it has timed tickets so visitors do not have to wait in line.
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In January, people wait in line for an "Evangelicals for Trump" rally in Miami.
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We run to the bathroom and then wait in line for the airport shuttle.
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Imagine a world where you never wait in line, or even open your wallet.
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We finally pull up to the border after an hour-long wait in line.
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Still, I had to wait in line for five hours to get my pair.
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We used to wait in line at Kohl's for an hour just to pay.
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Then, as they wait in line, a girl cruelly insults Deja's hair behind her back.
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People wait in line to cast their ballot at a polling station in San Diego.
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I wait in line for roughly 13 minutes but in the end it's worth it.
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People wait in line to enter a cannabis store in Montreal, Quebec, on Oct. 17.
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Supporters wait in line to attend a Trump rally in Panama City Beach, May 8.
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His facial expression says it all: 'How does it feel to wait in line, dude?
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Central American immigrants wait in line at the El Chaparral border crossing in Tijuana, Mexico.
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Its Amiibo figurines featuring classic franchise characters inspire fans to wait in line for hours.
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Voters wait in line for up to two hours to vote early in Marietta, Georgia.
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You put in the time and effort to wait in line and get the shot.
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You don't just happily choose the £15 option at the beginning and wait in line.
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About 150 people ignored the warnings and continued to wait in line for the show.
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The point is simple: People fleeing violence and persecution shouldn't have to wait in line.
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Airplane passengers will have to be prepared to wait in line a little longer yet.
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Joseph and Mary did not wait in line for visas during the flight to Egypt.
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Now it's time to wait in line for 30 minutes to buy all this stuff.
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We wait in line at the DMV, we wait for a table at a restaurant.
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Like any member of the public, Edda had to wait in line to get inside.
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Or they are too tired to wait in line after a long day of work.
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If you want one of his grills right now, you'll need to wait in line.
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I wait in line with some of my colleagues for a mac 'n' cheese truck.
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We wait in line at the base of the Monument chatting with the Park Rangers.
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Immigrants from Honduras wait in line at the US–Mexico border crossing in Tijuana, Mexico.
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Migrants from Honduras wait in line at the Mexico–United States border crossing in Tijuana.
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So four of us accompanied him, getting there before it opened to wait in line.
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It's never fun to wait in line and then have to pay relatively high prices.
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People wait in line to buy masks at a hardware store in San Francisco on Friday.
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First you wait in line, then the symbolic body and blood is consumed behind closed doors.
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I still had to roll out of bed and miserably wait in line like everybody else.
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"I have an excuse to be doing nothing," Mishler said, referring to his wait in line.
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They told me I needed to wait my turn, that I needed to wait in line.
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People wait in line to cast their ballot in the midterm elections at Neighborhood Congregational Church.
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"The girls will wait in line for an hour, just for these mural pictures," said Goldsmith.
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Supporters wait in line to attend a Trump rally in Panama City Beach, Florida, May 8.
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People wait in line to be helped by an employee, order what they want and pay.
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Passengers wait in line at the security checkpoint at Hartsfield Atlanta International Airport on in 1996.
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A trip to Shake Shack without having to wait in line may soon be a reality.
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When we're backstage, we wait in line to get that one person who knows color foundation.
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Personally, I have trouble justifying standing outside in the cold to wait in line for anything.
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I leave my boyfriend to wait in line and go the tea shop around to corner.
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When you go to Disney, do they measure the number of hours you wait in line?
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The global trend of rich people paying someone to wait in line for them appears harmless.
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Early risers who wait in line are given a time to return later in the day.
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You will not wait in line or talk to a person; it is pure, depersonalized consumerism.
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"It's amazing, and not having to wait in line makes it possible," he told the News.
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Everyone loved not having to wait in line, and it shaved valuable minutes from its delivery times.
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Users are now being directed to a queue where they must wait in line before gaining access.
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Passengers at O'Hare International Airport wait in line to be screened at a TSA checkpoint in 2016.
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Three to four dozen customers wait in line at 21 Central in Santa Ana on Jan. 1.
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Wait in line, take a bowl, and enjoy the most delicious pho ha noi you've ever tasted.
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How blessed am I to have fans who would wait in line for that long for me.
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So I had to wait in line behind, what felt like 200 people, though it probably wasn't.
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A mother and daughter wait in line at one of the many booths giving away free products.
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Soon, social media users were documenting how they had to wait in line starting at 5 a.m.
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The brewery releases new beers every Tuesday, and hundreds of customers wait in line for a case.
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But, most importantly, people wait in line because this sandwich is in a league of its own.
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Ever ordered a coffee from your phone and had to wait in line to pick it up?
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People wait in line to go through the customs at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport on Saturday.
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I guess the plus side of the red tide is I don't have to wait in line.
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Yelp reviews indicate Martine's is a popular Scarsdale establishment where you should expect to wait in line.
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You can score free cabanas if you wait in line, but this was my 40th birthday trip!
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Don't go wait in line next week and make a guess about which iPhone user you are.
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The ride features an interactive queue that allows guests to entertain themselves while they wait in line.
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Todd says he was forced to wait in line with many others who had the same problem.
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Audience members are handed signs as they wait in line before the arrival of Democratic presidential candidate, Sen.
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Second, try to plan your visit around the Dodgers schedule if you don't want to wait in line.
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"Sorry you [he] had to wait in line to eat," she bitches to Philip on the way home.
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To log on, many residents have to wait in line to buy ETECSA cards that contain unique codes.
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"When you go to Disney, do they measure the number of hours you wait in line?" he asked.
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Most wait in line for the most popular items, which include the pastrami, brisket, and corned beef sandwiches.
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As a bonus, you don't have to wait in line or test your vertigo to enjoy it. 5.
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Nissan's ProPilot self-driving chair brings more to mind than just a novel way to wait in line.
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You'll probably have to wait in line for 30 minutes for a worthy cold brew at Panther Coffee.
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Why wait in line when you can have ramen delivered for basically the same price as eating out?
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You drive hundreds of miles & wait in line only to be told the court date was not real.
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"If you can wait in line at the DMV," she said, "you can pretty much play any role."
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But what about the women who live for horror movies, or wait in line for midnight creature features?
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Customers wait in line to buy water and other supplies at a Costco in Burbank, California, March 6.
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Amazon Go's calling card is that customers don't have to wait in line to pay for their purchases.
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I made it through the aisles in 211 minutes and didn't have to wait in line at checkout.
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I wait in line before a parking spot opens up, then snatch it and go pick up my daughter.
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Yes, DŌ definitely lives up to all the ado, but is it worth an hours-long wait in line?
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Unless you have the same hip-swinging moves as this boy wonder, you might want to wait in line.
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She is the author of "Women Who Don't Wait in Line" and is a graduate of Yale Law School.
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Yes, the one who woke up at the break of dawn to wait in line for the newest smartphone.
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But visitors often don't, meaning they have to wait in line to get onto or off highways and bridges.
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His privileged access to the pope irritated some cardinals in the Vatican administration, who had to wait in line.
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South Sudanese refugees wait in line for food at the Omugo refugee settlement camp in northern Uganda, Aug. 23.
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Enjoy these movies before or after you've voted, or you can even watch them as you wait in line.
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Only the reds failed to recognize we won't wait in line for fish for the benefit of our comrades.
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We wait in line for about half an hour and then decide to go to a cocktail bar nearby.
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At that time, it was easy for them to acquire travel visas—all they did was wait in line.
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You didn't need to drive three hours and wait in line for eight hours to get a beer 'release.
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Grab seafood and other delicious snacks to eat while you wait in line—because there is always a line.
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Not only will you never have to wait in line, but you'll also save money in the long run.
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There, on Sunday evening, thousands registered and filed in to wait in line for dry clothes, towels, and food.
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CNBC reporters had to wait in line for a total of 18 hours to get ahold of the funky sunglasses.
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He is friends with a tuna broker at Tsukiji, and you will not have to wait in line at all.
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But you also don't need to wait in line to catch a ride on a chairlift for your next run.
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Most seemed pretty excited about the new model iPhone, though, as buyers who wait in line, that's to be expected.
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" Question from vansebastian: "The internet is fascinated by seeing you do 'normal' things, like wait in line for a burger.
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Voters wait in line to cast their ballot in Arizona's presidential primary election, on March 22, 2016, in Gilbert, Ariz.
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Fowler said that last term, members of the group were paid to wait in line for the Masterpiece Cakeshop case.
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Pros never wait in line for Buzz Lightyear's AstroBlasters, either; the Fastpass is "disconnected," meaning you can hold two simultaneously.
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I had to wait in line for about 25 minutes to pass through a security check before entering the Kremlin.
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Schools are so packed that the poorest parents must wait in line for days to secure spots for their children.
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I can no longer blend into or weave through crowds of inmates as we wait in line to go somewhere.
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They swat mosquitoes that fly in through the open windows, and some wait in line for hours to get ice.
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MARRAKESH, Morocco — Crowds of visitors wait in line to see the clothing displays at the Musée Yves Saint Laurent Marrakesh.
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People wait in line for help with unemployment benefits at the One-Stop Career Center in Las Vegas, March 219.
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Instead of then sprinting to your nearest store to wait in line, send someone else to do it for you.
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There, she would wait in line at a dosing window and be given a small plastic cup of clear liquid.
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For example, it's unclear if you'll have to wait in line to scan your boarding pass in the first place.
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So when I see how long our fans wait in line to see us, it's something that really touches me.
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We wait in line with a bunch of people and I feel like a tourist — but in a good way.
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On the other hand, you have to wait in line and people try to talk to you on the street.
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The 224 million Cape Town residents will be forced to wait in line at emergency allocation points throughout the city.
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Cover image: Rohingya wait in line for humanitarian aid in Kutupalong camp August 27, 2018 in Kutupalong, Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh.
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Merrifield and her boyfriend, Dan Jeffs, both decided to quit their jobs and wait in line with sleeping bags in tow.
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For most practical purposes, an online bank can function just as well as, and you never have to wait in line.
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Why go to Chipotle and not get a burrito or wait in line for In N Out and skip the burger?
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Just go back to your Donald Trump rallies while the rest of us wait in line for the rest of time.
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You have to go through the checkout for groceries, and then wait in line at customer service for a lotto ticket.
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" His goal is "make food that's extraordinarily delicious that delivers well where hopefully people will never have to wait in line.
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Applicants wait in line at a job fair for a chance to work at the Shanghai Disney Resort on March 22017.
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Floyd Mayweather doesn't wait in line ... not even at the Lakers game ... even if that line contains a hugely famous actor!!
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This immigration backlog disproportionately affects AAPI families, many of whom are forced to wait in line for longer periods of time.
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Every once in a while, an app comes along that's so hyped people are willing to wait in line for it.
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"If you want the cheaper things, you wait in line and they may or may not be there," Solis told CNN.
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Many have argued we should have a merit-based immigration system or that immigrants should wait in line like everyone else.
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Fans had to wait in line to get a close view, and Hall of Fame photographers snapped pictures of the interaction.
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When Oliver got up to wait in line at the rest rooms, Hal kept an eye on his tall, rangy figure.
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When a voter has to wait in line for hours in order to vote, that's effectively a form of poll tax.
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Old school: You can wait in line at the Delacorte, at the Public Theater in Manhattan or in the other boroughs.
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Nearly everyone else had to wait in line at the resort's office for one of the few computers and slow internet.
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We "embarked" on Bota Bota via a gangplank, and after a brief wait in line, got handed a towel and bathrobe.
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She's drawn huge crowds throughout the race, and people wait in line for hours to have their picture taken with her.
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Who would pay $250 to wait in line for hours only to play a few minutes of the new Call of Duty?
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There's a little wok place I like, Mongolian Wok, but I had to wait in line a million years — it's pretty popular.
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"You wait in line, you're like, 'A-ha it's really scary,' but it's really fun once you actually do it," he says.
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Some crews show up early on Thursday morning and wait in line for up to ten hours to get a prime location.
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People had to wait in line longer, as many were searched and questioned about their whereabouts and intentions for crossing the border.
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According to a report by The Athletic, the Falcons discussed their financial situation and the need for Jones to wait in line.
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If a plane's registration expires, the owner has to wait in line to re-register it, a process that can take months.
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When I left Mirny to fly to Novosibirsk, I had to wait in line for about 30 minutes to check my bag.
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But at least you can go to the Matrix without having to wait in line—if you really want to do that.
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Our meditation experts recommend greeting T.S.A. agents "with kindness and compassion," and paying attention to your breath as you wait in line.
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Both had families of five and had to wait in line for $100 checks, which weren't going to take them very far.
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"We aren't at the point where you have to wait in line, but you do have to make reservations now," he continued.
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In reality, though, the Blue Lagoon is so popular that you'll most likely have to wait in line just to get in.
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While they wait in line, they get a short survey to fill out that asks for their name, age, address and other information.
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For the impatient souls who don't want to wait in line for those new Jordans, Kickster can do it for a nominal fee.
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Emma said the family was given two options: either wait in line for a heart transplant or find a surgeon outside the country.
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You must wait in line for over an hour and a half, if my experience on Saturday afternoon — stretching into evening — was representative.
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She claims she was told a majority of the tickets sold were free tickets, so VIPs shouldn't have had to wait in line.
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There's a maze where visitors will eventually wait in line, complete with half finished prop displays that feature creepy skulls and tribal artifacts.
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We celebrate the dedication it takes to wait in line for hours to see your favorite show's panel (we're looking at you, Thronies).
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The dessert is about 2 feet by 2 1/2 feet and you can watch it get made while you wait in line.
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Armstrong recalled having to show up to municipal offices in person, wait in line, fill out forms, and give testimony, among other tasks.
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Gum sales have been relentlessly dropping for the past five years because people don't look around when they wait in line to pay.
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There they remain — after the kids wait in line and the bots get to botting — waiting for some sucker to pay the markup.
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We went to the Global Entry kiosks but got the dreaded "X," meaning we'd have to wait in line to be manually processed.
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To enter, you must wait in line before descending through a replica of a red British telephone booth into a small subterranean space.
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The fare from taking someone from the airport into Manhattan can make a cabby's day, and so drivers wait in line for hours.
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"I don't wait in line," Mr. Eckardt said, as he walked up to the counter, giving the owner a kiss on the hand.
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He said he could help me so I wouldn't have to wait in line anymore but would be able to go straight through.
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Due to high turnout, some voters have not even voted yet and continue to wait in line to cast their votes, MSNBC reported.
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He'd left his car with a friend to wait in line for fuel — a process that, since the hurricane, has taken hours, even days.
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Akoya Emmanuel, left, and her two daughters wait in line for hours at a food distribution center for a box of water and sausages.
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The Democratic mayor called the vote "a fiasco" after voters had to wait in line for several hours on Tuesday to cast their ballots.
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People will queue between metal fences under the gaze of the army and police as they wait in line to fill up their containers.
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She was then contacted by the show to audition again for season 15, which meant she luckily didn't have to wait in line again.
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You'll have to wait in line for hours or days to get your hands on them—and that's only when they sporadically come in.
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As long as I'd been flying here, they made you come down to this basement and wait in line before you got your bags.
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Stores limit the number of people who can shop inside at once, so people wait in line, putting one meter's distance between each other.
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Success is like a nightclub: Most people wait in line to enter through the main door, and celebrities sneak in through a side door.
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However, after I clicked "buy" on my drink, I realized I would've had to wait in line if I wanted coffee 10 years ago.
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With prepaid VIP tickets, the Bell family spent an hour and a half in the rink, and they didn't have to wait in line.
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Service "Wizards" will be available via the app to do things like wait in line or reserve a spot for you at a popular venue.
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People wait in line at Chef Jose Andres' World Central Kitchen for free meals to workers effected by the government shutdown in Washington, Wednesday, Jan.
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But what about those of us who didn't audition for high school musicals or wait in line for Broadway lottery tickets on a regular basis?
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Some drivers complained that rationing of fuel meant they would be forced to wait in line for hours once again within just a few days.
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When we arrived, we were instantly ushered to the top of a staircase and told to wait in line as camera crews filmed our entrance.
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Heartwarming posts on social media were coming in of people offering their time to wait in line at the United Blood Services to give blood.
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"I don't have to wait in line for the shower after a show – you always let the lady go first," Bush joked at the time.
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Many celebrities are used to being treated as special, not having to wait in line, and getting around bureaucratic obstacles the rest of us face.
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Sidestep lets users order tour merchandise from an app before, during or after a show from a smartphone app, without having to wait in line.
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With Gillette leading the charge through order-by-text, you can relish the fact that you'll never have to wait in line to shave again.
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Starbucks designed those mini cups to look just like the coffee cups that we all know and love (and wait in line for every day).
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Rose: People flock to Fiore's House of Quality on Thursdays and Saturdays, year-round, to wait in line for a roast beef and mutz hero.
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Chipotle has continued to invest heavily in its Smarter Pickup Times initiatives so people don't have to wait in line as long for an order.
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Not everyone can be home when a package shows up, and no one wants to wait in line at the postal office or FedEx place.
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A stadium of fans had been herded into the basement of Javits; they were corralled down there to wait in line for the cosplay championships.
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Once finished, I jog over to our unit's kitchen area, where I wait in line to use one of two microwaves shared by 96 convicts.
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You can expect to wait in line for a little while — sometimes over an hour — for your food, but it's very much worth the wait.
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While I wait in line, I can't resist grabbing a tub each of pistachio macaroons and frosted anise cookies to help me through my grief.
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"It is wrong to have a special pathway to citizenship for the wealthy while millions wait in line for visas," she said in a statement.
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Celebrities like Gayle King scrambled to get their hands on one, and others documented how they had to wait in line starting at 5 a.m.
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The result is that you don't have to wait in line for hours or risk losing your one and only opportunity to see a masterpiece.
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Because there are so few Snapbots and they're only open for a day at a time, some are paying others to wait in line for them.
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Boo hoo, I can't get a pair of Spectacles for myself because I don't want to wait in line until I'm old and have gray hair.
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Do you wait in line for the hip shit, pretending that you actually believe it tastes a bit like fermented pine shoots and windshield wiper fluid?
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The next day, they had to wait in line for many more hours to buy gas and then in another line to buy food or ice.
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Most voting locations have barbecues, so there's always something to eat while you wait in line (which usually isn't for more than five or 10 minutes).
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It's also a good reminder of which clips to re-watch on your phone while you wait in line for a mini-pizza bagel at Costco.
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And the greater fear is that those who show up risk exposing themselves to coronavirus, especially if they have to wait in line for long periods.
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He also routinely attracts voters who wait in line to talk with him about their own struggles with illness — especially with cancer — and their personal losses.
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But Lidor, what a sweet kid, he laughs all the time, never whines, not even when we have to wait in line forever to get inside.
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Imagine a system where you no longer have to wait in line at the DMV to verify your change of address for a new ID card.
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Many women in China struggle to be heard, she said, noting that some victims wait in line for days at police stations, only to be ignored.
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We were into TVs for a while, trying to get the newest and best, so we would decide where we were going to wait in line.
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Now we get body scanned, are only allowed to carry small amounts of liquids on board and must surrender any prohibited items while we wait in line.
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Simply put, watching Andrea wait in line for a cup of coffee could give most 30 Rock hijinks a run for their money—not an easy feat.
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Hundreds of thousands of residents wait in line each day to fill their pots at government water tankers, and critical services like hospitals and schools are struggling.
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Those who have the money to pay someone else to wait in line can essentially buy their way into the hearing — the thing that irked Ocasio-Cortez.
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"I come here at least once every two weeks and wait in line for half an hour or more, if I have to," the dad told me.
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Celebrities like Jimmy Kimmel tweeted out photos of their children eating the sandwich, while others documented how they had to wait in line starting at 5 a.m.
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At least 16 polling stations in the district opened late, and when they did, some voters had to wait in line for hours due to technological problems.
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At least 73 polling stations in the district opened late, and when they did, some voters had to wait in line for hours due to technological problems.
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There's no guarantee, but it's better to have all your bases covered, or you might end up having to wait in line or wait weeks for delivery.
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In New York City, people are paying $45 a ticket to wait in line at the Rosé Mansion, a pop-up set up for luxurious photo-ops.
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The coronavirus outbreak has fueled intense demand for face masks in China, where people often wait in line for hours at pharmacies in hopes of buying one.
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I have another day of back-to-backs and love that it will be ready exactly at 103:15 and I won't need to wait in line.
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Amazon Go aims to get rid of cashiers completely to save you from all those times you've had to wait in line next to a screeching child.
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People used to wait in line for new phones because they had far better cameras, way sharper screens and faster data speeds that were must-have features.
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We didn't exactly have the stamina (or the time) to wait in line at Kylie's pop-ups, nor the cash to clothe ourselves in her pricy designs.
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In college we didn't have the internet at home—only in computer labs you had to wait in line for at 3 AM to access JStore journals.
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But Ready thinks a wait in line is nothing compared to a machine capturing your biometric data and broadcasting it for everyone at the bar to see.
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Although privately owned, the shop was set up like an old Soviet-style store, where you wait in line and ask an attendant for what you need.
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Lobbyists say they are facing the reality that bank deregulation legislation will have to wait in line behind other bigger priorities such as healthcare reform and taxes.
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The superrich, who have recently bought up all the grand houses of London that weren't already owned by the very rich, undoubtedly do not wait in line.
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As guests wait in line to enter the attraction, they get to walk through Belle's home, which features tons of cute details and items from her life.
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Once at the destination, the girls dropped us off by the front door and told us to wait in line while they parked the car around back.
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Every time the brand has a "drop," hundreds of people swarm its stores just to wait in line to spend hundreds on a pair of boxer shorts.
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"In the event of a natural disaster or global pandemic, then the United States will wait in line with every other country for essential medicines," she said.
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In this case, Migraine traveled to New York City from his home in Detroit to wait in line for about six hours on a hot August afternoon.
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And it said, "Why wait in line to vote for Hillary," with a mock Hillary thing, went on African American Facebook pages in swing districts, swing states.
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Until 2017, the proceedings were closed to fans; now they can purchase weekend passes for about $150 to wait in line and play a demo or two.
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My colleague Alan Feuer, who as an in-house court reporter did not have to wait in line, was dubbed Ojo Abierto ("Open Eye") for his alertness.
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"Sorry he had to wait in line to eat," she snapped, and she described how, when she was a child, her mother didn't eat so Elizabeth could.
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Usually, hundreds of people wait in line to catch a glimpse of the masterpiece, but uncertainty about whether the museum would open on Wednesday kept many away.
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Do you want your four-year-old daughter to wait in line for 83 minutes to have a bad artist paint a poorly rendered lion on her face?
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Sure, you can check-in remotely and get your boarding pass on your phone, but you still have to wait in line to register and check your luggage.
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Becca and a gal pal got the royal treatment at Disneyland Wednesday cruising around with a park guide, which means they likely didn't have to wait in line.
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I order for the group so we don't have to wait in line at the bar for too long, and people promptly Venmo me back, which is surprising.
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I think OnePlus fans will want this phone and, as they have in the past, will find enough of an upgrade here to wait in line for it.
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Others wait in line to meet former contestants from hit reality TV show "RuPaul's Drag Race," and buy merchandise such as "Charisma" pins and "Oh, Pit Crew!" underwear.
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People who have periods cannot wait in line for distributions, fetch water and food for their families, or attend school if they can't manage their monthly blood flow.
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Instagrammers are paying to wait in line at Instagram Museums, which are well-lit, aesthetically-pleasing rooms with props — a perfect recipe for candid photos on social media.
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Voting machine problems this November could lead to more long waits and lost votes: in March, we saw thousands of voters in Arizona wait in line for hours.
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Did you wait in line outside Dominique Ansel's bakery for a cronut in New York City or try a beignet in at Café Du Monde in New Orleans?
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For now, you'll still have to go to Tokyo and wait in line—maybe for hours, now—with everybody else if you want to try Michelin-starred ramen.
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Timmy Regisford, a former Shelter habitué, will spin deep house that flirts with jazz and gospel, and you won't have to wait in line or pay a cover.
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Why wait in line for a pair of shoes our generation labeled as "dope" instead of looking for what's you really like and at a more affordable price?
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Immigrants will continue to pay their life savings, wait in line for years or even decades, and travel across the world for a chance at the American dream.
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You barely had to wait in line to get into most shows, let alone battle your way past mobs of fans screaming for rappers, ballers or Robert Pattinson.
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A woman feeds a baby as people wait in line to receive new school supplies at Fred Jordan Missions on Skid Row in Los Angeles on Sept. 21.
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" SHARIDA GALLOWAY, 48, SHOPPING AT A WALMART IN CHICAGO: "There were people here since 4 o'clock ... I had to wait in line to get in... I feel bad.
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These are lawmakers who often did not wait in line for their turn to run, but rather jumped into district races, winning primaries and then seats in Congress.
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It's little things we take for granted, like holding your passport out while you wait in line at an airport, and someone can screenshot that in a heartbeat.
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Cover: Supporters of President Donald Trump wearing "QAnon" T-shirts wait in line before a campaign rally at Freedom Hall on October 1, 2018, in Johnson City, Tennessee.
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Thousands of people are trying to catch Pikachus as they wait in line and traverse the hallways, and congregate at the Pokestops that allow players to collect key items.
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Most of the clientele dislikes the modern and updated feel of the new breakfast house and still prefer to wait in line to be seated in the original location.
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People wait in line for water as they wait for gas, electrical, and water grids to be repaired in Aibonito, Puerto Rico, following Hurricane Maria, a Category 4 hurricane.
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But back in the day, when a flight was cancelled, the only choice was to wait in line to talk to a gate agent and hope for the best.
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All this means that someday soon you could be staring at a display full of low-end Snapchat Spectacles while you wait in line to buy your toilet paper.
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Selfycart, a self-checkout startup participating in Silicon Valley accelerator Y Combinator, wants to make it so you'll never have to wait in line at the grocery store again.
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I wait in line briefly and then board, and spend the rest of the lengthy boarding time learning about all the features of business class, which is very exciting.
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"Donna Hines and I made a pilgrimage today and we were delighted to wait in line behind this fellow art lover and hopeful patriot," he captioned the powerful image.
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"That broken mentality, that public office is something you wait in line for, instead of earning through hard organizing, is exactly what voters want to change," Ocasio-Cortez said.
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Everlane has dubbed them "the pant that does the work for you" and for only $50, they're a style that we're willing to wait in line for as well.
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Those five minutes may not sound like much, but once students walk to the lunchroom and wait in line, not much time is left to calmly eat a meal.
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" At a breakfast on Monday, ahead of Memorial Day weekend, McDonald told reporters: "When you go to Disney, do they measure the number of hours you wait in line?
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The iPhone 8 and 8 Plus hit stores Friday, so there's still plenty of time to grab a lawn chair and wait in line outside your nearest Apple store.
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There's practically no way for a low-skilled worker from Guatemala to "wait in line" for a visa to take a job at a chicken processing plant in Mississippi.
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Priced at $40 per hour, the District of Columbia-based Washington Express is a similar service that will wait in line for you at a congressional or judicial hearing.
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The company has added digital ordering kiosks to these stores so that customers who are in a rush don't have to wait in line to design their perfect sandwich.
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Walmart is today rolling out an updated app that will allow those visiting the store's Pharmacy or Money Services desk to skip having to wait in line, the company says.
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Whether it&aposs a parking ticket, you want a parking ticket and say I can&apost wait in line, or a speeding ticket, yes, I need you to handle it.
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BIRMINGHAM, AL – DECEMBER 12: Voters wait in line to cast their ballot at a polling station setup in the St Thomas Episcopal Church on December 12, 2017 in Birmingham, Alabama.
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Those who want to compete online have to navigate obtuse systems and wait in line for their preferred match, only to end up in a game type they didn't want.
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Shoppers at Costco in Altamonte Springs, Florida, wait in line for the arrival of a shipment of water during preparations for the impending arrival of Hurricane Irma, on Sept. 33.
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The end goal is for someone to walk in, grab a jar of mustard off a shelf, and walk out without having to wait in line to pay for it.
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While the Japanese electronics company enjoys great success with its PlayStation business, the number of people who'd wait in line to get its new Xperia smartphones has all but evaporated.
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I would rather wait in line all day at the DMV on my birthday (and in my birthday suit even) than so much as enter a mall on Black Friday.
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In order to get there, I had to wait in line for an hour with other guests and party crashers to be driven up to the mansion in a shuttle.
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Whether it's for a sweet snack to go with our morning coffees or a middle-of-the-night dessert, we'll never again have to wait in line for a churro.
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"That broken mentality, that public office is something you wait in line for, instead of earning through hard organizing, is exactly what voters want to change," she wrote on Tuesday.
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We don't get to do this with a lot of things with how fast the world moves, and to wait in line for a book at midnight feels really special.
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Wood Tavern has a pretty diverse range of tunes—everything from New wave to 90s hip-hop—although it's been discovered by mainstream crowds, so prepare to wait in line.
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That process eliminates the need for a cashier or a full grocery staff almost entirely and makes the shopping experience smoother for consumers who don't need to wait in line.
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The pork- and beef-laden black bean stew is available once a week in the cafeteria, and customers wait in line to order from the counter attached to the kitchen.
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"Consumers are the most satisfied when they're entertained during their wait in line, not just if their wait time is short," said Steve Carlin, chief strategy officer at Softbank Robotics.
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People dressed as characters from Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale wait in line to get a copy of her new novel, The Testaments, at Waterstones bookshop in London, Sept. 27.
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Cover: Migrants, most of who are asylum-seekers that have been sent back to Mexico under the Migrant Protection Protocols, wait in line to get a meal on Friday, Aug.
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Wood Tavern has a pretty diverse range of tunes—everything from New wave to '90s hip-hop—although it's been discovered by mainstream crowds, so prepare to wait in line.
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But the next choices — toasted bagel, cheese Danish, and bacon-egg-and-cheese sandwich — make some sense if there's a really good bakery nearby and you'd rather not wait in line.
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But the lines for Moonlight were atypically long; to get in to see it, I had to wait in line for two hours, which is essentially unheard of at the festival.
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Almost 40 percent of Americans say they find it more annoying to pay a $20 bank fee than to wait in line at the DMV, according to a recent Nerdwallet survey.
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People wait in line outside the Supreme Court in Washington, to be in the gallery when the court hears arguments over President Trump's ban on travelers from several mostly Muslim countries.
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"I think the best thing for us is to allow our regular customers to have an opportunity to not have to wait in line," said Anne Gordon, owner of Herban Underground.
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Washington (CNN)Arizona Democrats are calling Thursday for the Department of Justice to investigate what caused some voters to wait in line for five hours to participate in the Arizona primary.
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Regardless of who you are in a state driven by power, wealth and politics, just about everyone who wants to eat Franklin meat has to wait in line like everyone else.
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Central American immigrants, part of a group of 87 people deported from the US, wait in line at the El Chaparral border crossing before being transported to a shelter in Tijuana.
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Be prepared to wait in line Some stores have had such high demand that lines have formed as customers eagerly queue to get their hands on a pair of AirPods Pro.
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But it will have to wait in line: The pending court fight ahead of the AT&T-Time Warner merger will make that deal the bellwether for all future media mergers.
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One time, they decided to put laminated signs up all over the canteen saying the teachers should wait in line like the rest of them, which the kitchen staff found hilarious.
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We'll wait and see, but until then, beer is being rationed and will soon run out, and people wait in line for hours in the hopes of securing much needed food.
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The election brought widespread criticism to Arizona, which saw frustrated voters wait in line for as long as five hours to cast their ballots at a drastically reduced number of polls.
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It's small enough for you to casually carry it around in your hands, like you do your phone, as you wait in line at an airport or on your daily commute.
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But the one downside is that to get it, you have to wait in line with hundreds of other caffeine fanatics who are waiting to get their morning pick-me-up.
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But even after you wait in line for a gondola behind all the other tourists who have the same idea, you could end up paying $140 for a 40-minute ride ...
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As the Washington Post has pointed out, part of the problem is that Pokémon Go players are luring Pokémon to the museum to catch while they wait in line for tickets.
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Instead, you're forced to wait in line for hours outside of packed barbecue places and opportunistically troll other people's cookouts in order to get your fix of that carnal, gnawing pleasure.
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I eavesdrop as I wait in line at the market, and sometimes, if I think there's the possibility of nabbing something special, I'll muster the courage to wriggle into the conversation.
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Back then, the outlets were fewer and farther between, they closed earlier, and when you got there you had to wait in line for ages to be served at a counter.
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On Election Day, I had to wait in line for 45 minutes, even though I have a job that gives me the luxury of voting in the middle of the day.
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Apps like Atom Tickets and Fandango have made buying tickets in advance more popular, which helps to create buzz and reduce the need to wait in line at box-office windows.
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From falafel to loaded chopped cream chicken fries, the menu is stuffed with delicious options — but be prepared to wait in line for upwards of an hour when it&aposs busy.
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I have battled my whole life against the so-called elites, or people that said I needed to wait in line — that it wasn't our chance, or it wasn't our time.
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Get standby tickets to see a taping of "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" You can see Jimmy Fallon live completely free if you're willing to wait in line for standby tickets.
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T.'s order gets canceled somehow, so I offer to wait in line for him and grab him his everything bagel with plain cream cheese ($3.24) and bring it to his office.
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The quickest way into a Yayoi Kusama Infinity Room installation isn't to wait in line at your nearest blockbuster museum show — it's probably much simpler to travel to Dallas, Phoenix, or Pittsburgh.
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A White House source who's joined him for car rides told me Trump likes to recognize the people who wait in line for hours to see him — plus, he craves the attention.
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In a previous life, you would've had to go out into the wild (with half a shaved face, mind you) and wait in line with a razor in your still wet hands.
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Would you wait in line at the Apple store for a $500 headset that surrounds you with 16 magic floating 4K monitors that don't weigh anything and no one else could see?
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We communicate on iPhones, wait in line with Instagram, argue on Twitter, read news on Facebook, watch TV on Netflix, exercise with Fitbit, order Ubers rather hail cabs; use Tinder rather than . . .
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Danny Robinson, 61, spoke on behalf of his daughter, whom he said could not vote because she ran out of time to wait in line — she had to go back to work.
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She is the author of the forthcoming "Brave Not Perfect," which will be released in February 2019, and "Women Who Don't Wait in Line," and is a graduate of Yale Law School.
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And no I'm not writing about lines being problematic because I had to wait in line in 13 degree heat for two and a half hours to get in to see Kanye.
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I used to be one of the people who would wait in line ready for them to take my money just so I can attend school on Monday with my new Jordans.
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We secretly dump a gallon of urine out of a cranberry juice jug into the visitor's center toilets, then wait in line to ask the park rangers about hiking, wifi, and showers.
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But, the study also said, customers get frustrated when servicing takes longer than expected, they're forced to wait in line even though they had an appointment, and no loaner vehicle is provided.
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Her lawyer, J. Douglas Baldridge, suggested during cross-examination of Mueller on Tuesday that the DJ was angry at having to wait in line with Swift's young fans for the picture-taking session.
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You need to pay up for unlimited Amazon storage (or settle for the 5GB you get with Prime), then get a Plex Pass, and then wait in line for the Plex Cloud beta.
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Migrants watch Coco movie while others patiently wait in line to be served food coordinated by municipal government of Juchitán de Zaragoza in state of Oaxaca in Mexico traveling to US in caravan.
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The smaller scale has weeded out the amateurs, and many showcases are so niche that you don't need a festival credentials if you get there early and are willing to wait in line.
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Alexander and other members of the group, which includes more than 20 young people, said that Wednesday's arguments are the first this term for which they have been paid to wait in line.
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With a countertop juicer of your own, you can save yourself some time and money by not having to wait in line at the trendy juice bar filled with kale-obsessed college students.
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For example, if you can find a bottle of shampoo in the shop, and you're willing and able to wait in line for hours for it, the official price will be around $12.50.
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We're probably not going to stop drinking fresh coffee or lattes anytime soon, but this is a great fix when we don't have time wait in line our make ourselves a caffeinated beverage.
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" Mr. Clinton added that he was personally grateful to Mr. Robinson because "he sent Hillary and me copies of the Harry Potter books so we didn't have to wait in line at bookstores.
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As Fernández Campbell reported: There's practically no way for a low-skilled worker from Guatemala to "wait in line" for a visa to take a job at a chicken processing plant in Mississippi.
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Children with veiled and unveiled mothers wait in line at the City Center mall to whisper wish lists to the mall's Santa, and schoolchildren of all sects exchange Secret Santa gifts in class.
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For $25 for the first hour, New York-based Same Ole Line Dudes, LLC will send someone to wait in line for "Hamilton" or "Saturday Night Live" tickets or even at the DMV.
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The value proposition to them: the novelty factor of air-dropped chicken sandwiches, plus the cost savings of not having to pay a gig economy worker to wait in line and listen to podcasts.
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With low groundwater levels and insufficient rainwater collection systems, the state government has resorted to trucking water directly into Chennai neighborhoods, where hundreds of thousands of residents wait in line for their meager allocation.
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Amazon is trying to build stores that would let customers walk in, pick up items, then walk out and have them automatically billed to an Amazon account without any need to wait in line.
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There was only one scene in The Tale in which Ritter had any appreciable physical contact with Nélisse, a brief sequence where they hold hands while they wait in line to see a movie.
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New Yorkers might have to wait in line like the rest of the world soon after the Trump administration said it won't let state residents apply or re-apply for the Global Entry program.
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CNN reports that starting on May 20, crowds of climbers on the Nepalese side of the mountain were forced to wait in line for the summit — at more than 26,000 feet above sea level.
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King of earnestness Lin-Manuel Miranda, who did a very popular rap musical about the presidents, posted a message about how "happy" he was to wait in line in the pouring rain and vote.
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When you walk in, wait in line in front of the carving station, where you can order plates of roast beef, brisket, ribs, and turkey with a choice of sides, all for about $10.
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"Giving them (reservation holders) just a taste is going to be important for Tesla to keep those people who wait in line happy," said Patrick Min, an industry analyst for ALG, a TrueCar company.
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You're sitting at home thinking, "Okay, I'm not feeling so well" and you've got to call a doctor, get an appointment, drive however long it takes, and wait in line with other sick people.
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A lot of them were rude and complained about having to wait in line, but you get used to it because it was no different from how they treated me on a daily basis.
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And what does it say about the limits of boycott culture that so many people who find these companies views offensive are still willing to wait in line for a taste of their crispy chicken?
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Fans may have been eager to ride the highly-anticipated new roller coaster at the Wizarding World of Harry Potter this week, but many had to wait in line for hours to get their chance.
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Jones claimed he has been allowed to ride similar attractions at Universal Studios in the past, and added that an employee made him wait in line before he was told he could not be seated.
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So as you wait in line for your next flight, realize that you are part of a beautiful global dance — and give thanks to the air traffic controllers who provide the choreography, keeping us safe.
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" Ocasio-Cortez tweeted out that sentence, and then wrote: "That broken mentality, that public office is something you wait in line for, instead of earning through hard organizing, is exactly what voters want to change.
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I would also have to walk through the giant store to find what I need, wait in line at the checkout, load all my purchases into my car, drive home, then get it all inside.
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During the day, other people's screens hover around us as we wait in line for coffee, or as we sit and drink our coffee, or as we take our coffee on the bus or train.
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Some commenters on the shop's Instagram posts beg Taiyaki's owners to open outposts in their cities, including Austin and Miami, while others tag friends, asking them to be "pancake buddies" and wait in line together.
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To be clear, the technology being sold is to allow retailers to offer their own customers the ability to shop and pay for items without having to wait in line to pay at a register.
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People have to wait in line to select their chicks or do curbside pickup, creating a drive-through where instead of getting a Happy Meal, customers take off with a cardboard box of living animals.
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He pointed to a Trump rally that attracted thousands of supporters in the state, arguing that overwhelming enthusiasm and willingness of supporters to wait in line for hours foreshadowed his election success on Nov. 8.
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The company's iOS app, available Thursday, will present users with a map of nearby bathrooms at private establishments, along with a rough estimate of how long a user will have to wait in line there.
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On a frigid recent Saturday, after I had to wait in line outside for the customary few minutes, I entered the store and was greeted by Playboi Carti and Baby Bash, thumping at unreasonable levels.
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In 2011, China has only about 1.5 physicians for every 1,000 people, according to the World Bank (the US has about 2.5); it's not uncommon to wait in line for hours just to see one.
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You might not like either pair of shoes, and then it's off to the post office to wait in line while clutching one or several hastily packed boxes, which is not a fun thing to do.
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Fans wait in line for hours at local GameStop locations just for the chance to be one of a few people to buy the severely restricted supply of certain figurines made available to each retail outlet.
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"We make everyone from Central America wait in line, while the Cubans walk in even though they are not refugees," said Gabriel Lopez, a Mexican-American Navy veteran who is president of the group of veterans.
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But unlike other convenience stores, this one lets you pick up the stuff you need and pay for it without having to wait in line for a cashier — so you're essentially just walking in and out.
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Trucks contracted by the city fill up tankers to deliver to residential areas, including Royapettah, a busy working-class neighborhood where a line of women with colorful plastic jugs wait in line for the truck's arrival.
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"It sure beats having to wait in line and having to come through the gates with the crowd," said passenger Joe Cassa after using the Clear line to go in and watch the Colorado Rockies. Questions?
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The voice acting did a competent job, there was just enough splashing to make the whole thing seem dangerous, and because it was an educational boat ride about Norway, you never had to wait in line.
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Just work, doctor visits, and trips to the pharmacy or grocery store are allowed, and they must wait in line three feet apart, as stores only let in a certain number of people at a time.
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More refugees were arriving every day, and the camp had grown so overcrowded that people had to wait in line for hours to get a meal, only to find that the food had often run out.
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We end up having to wait in line for about 25 minutes (well, he waits, my daughter and I hang out in the shade while she entertains other visitors with her antics) and we are in.
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HSBC's head of innovation, Jeremy Balkin, said HSBC's data show that almost 10 percent of Pepper's answers to inquiries were "you don't have to wait in line for that," meaning Pepper is likely saving customers time.
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He's happy to pay for a flight and a hotel—and then wait in line for six hours—in the hope he'll find anything in his size, even if it's just a pair of boxer shorts.
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Camp fire evacuees wait in line to receive a free Thanksgiving meal at Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. Camp fire evacuees Magen Farris (left) and Amy Sheppard have a Thanksgiving meal in the Walmart evacuation camp in Chico.
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First of all, get drinks at the Signature Room—the Willis Skydeck is lame, but the Hancock Tower has a bar/restaurant at the top that you don't have to pay or wait in line to visit.
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Order your coffee via an app and you won't have to wait in line, the wall says — oblivious to the line of people who can't afford beds to sleep in, let alone coffee when they wake up.
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No-one's going to bother plugging in a car while they run into a drug store, or wait in line at a drive-through, but wireless charging would do just that, without any effort from the driver.
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Although Amazon Go is the most well-known name in autonomous checkout, it's far from the only company that wants to let shoppers walk out of a store without ever having to wait in line to pay.
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With the city facing an unprecedented water shortage, airport authorities had turned off all the sink taps but one, leaving visitors to wait in line to wash their hands, under the watchful eye of a bathroom attendant.
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Nothing to defend here, please disperse ... for a chance to step inside a tunnel made of video screens: Comic-Con, the only place people will wait in line for an hour to watch a minute of Netflix.
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Busque has hired Taskers to help her plan parties and has seen users request someone to deliver a care package, wait in line for show tickets, and even sew a tuxedo for a rubber chicken (yes, really).
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And you can stream it on your desktop or mobile device, so you can start studying your butt off during your lunch break, on the subway, or even as you wait in line for your morning coffee.
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And it's all a bit stunning for someone who has had to set up a bureau, and a new home, after years of avoiding the routine of park, choose, wait in line, purchase, carry out, carry home.
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Today, Okawara&aposs alleged lie has created such a phenomenon that people wait in line for hours and reserve buckets of chicken weeks in advance — all to carry on the tradition of a fried chicken-filled Christmas.
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First of all, get drinks at the Signature Room—The Willis Skydeck is lame, but the Hancock Tower has a bar/restaurant at the top that you don't have to pay or wait in line to visit.
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People wait in line to order their meal and pay at the counter, then are often given a number to take back to their seat while they wait for their food, thus eliminating the need for service staff.
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Even as the outside world has embraced texting, video chats and social media, U.S. prisons have largely remained technological dead zones, where inmates typically wait in line and pay to use antiquated computers running stripped-down email services.
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"I consider it to be a huge issue and morally dubious to put it very kindly," said Ben Ellmann, who was about an hour and a half into his wait in line for a limited edition Mondo poster.
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MANILA - Catholics wait in line at the Baclaran Church in Manila to have their foreheads marked with ashes in the sign of a cross and attend Mass on Ash Wednesday, which marks the beginning of season of Lent.
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Food Ideas From Tejal For treats to take with you, visit Underwest Donuts inside the Westside Highway Car Wash, where you can see the cars getting soapy and roller-scrubbed through the glass while you wait in line.
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The microphones have become so coveted — especially for Democrats running for president, like Senators Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota and Michael Bennet of Colorado — that lawmakers often must wait in line to snag a few minutes in the spotlight.
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I grew up in New York, and as a teenager I would gather with my peers at influential SoHo shops like Antique Boutique and Unique Clothing Warehouse, and wait in line for the latest release at Tower Records.
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However, by Supreme standards, these are all middling brand obsessions—their followers the fair-weather fans to Supreme's ultras: the kids who wait in line, the adult men who'll pay silly money for vintage Supreme-branded incense sticks.
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I only decided to go this year because my friends asked if I'd like to go with them and their four-year-old daughter (she didn't wait in line for 83 minutes to get her face painted, thank Christ).
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True, using iFixit's method isn't any cheaper, but if you're a bit braver and have a steady hand, it means not having to wait in line at the Genius Bar and deal with whatever turnaround time might be involved.
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A "physical manifestation of the shared closet," the store's technology allows customers to return rented items within a few seconds, check out with their RTR Pass on their phone and pick up orders without having to wait in line.
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That presents a big opportunity for those who can get their hands on a couple, or a dozen, to sell on to individuals who can't be bothered to wait in line or markets where iPhones are more expensive, like China.
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Prices for adults for the one-day pass start at around $69; those who buy it are getting a discount on normal admission prices and don't have to prebook or wait in line for tickets at any of the featured attractions.
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How would you like to work on an engineering team where in order to deploy code you had to wait in line in the copy editing queue to get marketing to approve the grammar and sentence construction of your code's comments?
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - A trade agreement with post-Brexit Britain is a priority for the European Union and the United Kingdom will not have to wait in line behind others for talks to start, a senior European Commissioner said on Thursday.
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As a result, kids with cancer (including pediatric brain tumors, which now account for three out of every 28500 pediatric cancer deaths and have never seen a therapy developed specifically for them) continue to be forced to wait in line.
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Unlike Upstanders, whose videos lasted several minutes and told inspirational stories of compassion, citizenship and civility, "1st & Main" is meant to be more cute and funny – and short enough that you could watch an entire video while you wait in line.
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Patrons hoping to capture a photo at Augusta National can wait in line while an official photographer takes their picture at Founders Circle, the famous spot at the end of Magnolia Lane with the Masters logo formed by yellow pansies.
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Then you have to wait in line to go through airport-style security checkpoints to take the escalator up to the Grand Promenade — which, with a few paltry refreshment stands and yet more lines at intermission, doesn't feel very grand.
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A novel cannot assault you while you wait in line at the supermarket; a painting cannot reach out and turn your head as you walk on by; a poem's feet cannot chase you down the street; a movie cannot screen itself.
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As you wait in line with your razor blades and Softsoap, some other poor soul will swipe their credit card through the reader on the counter—and nothing will happen, because it's one of those new chip cards designed for better security.
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It's one of the nation's newest side hustles: People hire pros to wait in line for them — for Broadway tickets, iPhone drops, hard-to-score restaurant reservations and high-profile Supreme Court cases — and then switch spots once the sitter reaches the front.
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Supreme has unveiled its newest line of branded things that throngs of people will skip school, call in sick, and wait in line for, its latest just-born assortment of highly coveted shiny objects that will inevitably be flaunted or re-sold.
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Spotted by The Verge among the brand's other offerings in its Fall/Winter 2019 preview, the phones will be available in its New York, LA, London, and Paris stores for those willing to wait in line with the Supreme devotees on drop day.
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It is also set to open the first store in its 60-year history in New York's Times Square this fall, after seeing the number of people who would wait in line at its stand at industry events Gen Beauty and Beautycon.
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Campaigners often hesitate and wait in line behind the scientists, fighting to strike the right balance between hope and fear in their portrayal of a changing climate, and instead veering between apocalyptic warnings and unfeasible, optimistic portrayals of a shiny, low-carbon future.
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As someone who does her best to never wait in line for anything, it took me a minute to understand why people waited, sometimes for hours, to buy a lipstick from Kylie Cosmetics by Kylie Jenner or take a picture with Drew Barrymore.
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Others were quick to point out that African Americans do wait in line to vote; that the problem is voter suppression; and that it really shouldn't be easier to buy a hyped-up sandwich than to vote, and yet it often is.
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Whether you're stoked to wait in line for hours to get your hands on the newest digs or you're just excited because this means the iPhone Xs might get cheaper, you can catch all the Apple updates live today at 10 a.m.
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There is a soft 15-minute time limit—a huge get for open mics, which usually offer three to seven minutes—and you don't even have to wait in line for a sign-up sheet or buy a drink to go up.
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Mailing in your ballot means you don't have to figure out which polling station to go to, wait in line (potentially for hours), and be surprised at the voting machine by a bevy of ballot measures and local elections you know nothing about.
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The official subway Twitter account warned this week that "stations will be way more crowded than usual" and that riders might not be allowed to use certain entrances or might have to wait in line before walking through turnstiles to the platform.
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We have to vote in a single assigned polling place, likely far from our offices, and wait in line while a well-meaning poll worker paid by the party manually looks for our signature in a binder to let us cast our vote.
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The obnoxiousness of the doorman who makes you wait in line on the street while linen-clad, invitation-toting regulars sashay in ahead of you only confirms that this must be one of the innest clubs in town, since you can't get into it.
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You woke up with a horrible feeling in the pit of your stomach and the realization that you didn't have a costume and you'd either have to wait in line at the Halloween store to pick through the dregs, or be a pumpkin again.
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It's appears easier for the famed Berghain resident to share his music with all of the people who wait in line for up to five hours to get into the Berlin club than it is to play the "Traumzauberbaum" recording for his own kids.
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In his stump speech, the Florida senator says his campaign is a repudiation of a GOP establishment that told him to "wait in line" in 2016 -- just like in his 2010 Senate race when he took down the party leadership's favorite candidate, Charlie Crist.
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Visitors can line up at either Sister Cities or Iroquois Park to wait in line for a ride on one of the pedicabs, which will take them on a 15-minute ride on the bustling Benjamin Franklin Parkway from one park to the other.
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The money and plastic that you'd be saving are pretty obvious, but if you're on top of your juicing game enough to make it ahead of time, you'll also be saving yourself a few mornings of not having to wait in line at Whole Foods.
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"People who are a bit older have the reputation of being demanding," he said, because they know they should not have to wait in line 45 minutes to get past security, and should not be stuck behind a billboard so they can't see the stage.
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Conventional city wisdom will have you avoid all touristy areas at all times, and while there's something to be said for not paying $22 to wait in line for three hours at the Sears Tower, sometimes it's fun to play tourist whether you are one or not.
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"This will take away a lot of the pain and pressure and stress of people waiting for hours," said the 23-year-old Owo-Odusi, describing the situation in Nigeria, which is witnessing another round of fuel shortages and leaving many to wait in line for hours.
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In other words, if you want to see the demographics of who's visiting the store, or which displays and products are actually prompting customers to linger, or how long customers have to wait in line, Aura Vision can use existing security camera footage to tell you.
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The two articles I saw about it said they were handing them out right when you walked in (or at least I read them that way), but turns out you have to wait in line and awkwardly ask for one if you're not purchasing anything else.
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Click here to view original GIFLeveraging the same auto-follow ProPILOT technology that allows its vehicles to autonomously navigate traffic, Nissan has created a bunch of self-driving chairs that promise to make it a lot easier the next time you're forced to wait in line.
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The former state legislator and voting rights activist will follow the announcement up with a weekend event in Georgia's Gwinnett County, at an elementary school where voters were forced to wait in line for hours to vote in 2018 due to technical malfunctions, according to the newspaper.
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Certain dignitaries did not have to wait in line; Loretta Weinberg, an 81-year-old state senator and tireless critic of the governor, observed the trial through opera glasses, shaking her head as prosecutors and defense lawyers conjured the crass political maneuverings of the Christie administration.
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Scenic Pebble Beach, where the U.S. Open champion was crowned for a sixth time on Sunday, may be one of golf's iconic venues but remains a public course available to anyone willing to shell out $550 for a round and wait in line for a tee time.
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WIth one of these bad boys on your kitchen countertop, you can just whip up your favorite beverages at home whenever you need a caffeine fix — no more running off to your local coffee shop to wait in line for a $5 cup of weak bean water.
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For many of us, it might be easy to take a few hours off from work, drive to the nearest department of motor vehicles office, wait in line, take some tests, hand over $40 and leave with a driver's license that we can use to vote.
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Would-be comedians can't try their jokes for the first time, even if they're willing to pay for a spot or wait in line for the sign-up sheet at a hosting bar or restaurant, because bars and restaurants and waiting lines are all now effectively banned.
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We have no idea whose food is whose, though, as we wait in line, I pick up on some more gossip: cameras are definitely going to some tents and not others to capture judges eating, which seems like a pretty big clue about who is still in the running.
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Inside the blank-looking building, former workers — most of them employed by Apple contractors who are hired and managed by a firm called Apex Systems — say they came to expect the vending machines to be understocked and to have to wait in line to use the men's bathrooms.
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I am also deeply enamored with much of the store's snack range, which, to the chagrin of anyone who just wants to pick up a box of Coconut Cookie Thins and some Oven-Baked Cheese Bites without having to wait in line for three hours, are unavailable anywhere else.
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Our Dallas team did wait in line for almost 15 minutes when picking up their order, and the pickup parking spots were in use at the New Jersey store when the CNBC team arrived, though only one person was in line at the pickup counter in front of us.
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I wake up at noon, wait in line, put the money from Western Union in my wallet, call the Danish Poet, hop a turnstile, and sit on his bed cross-legged, talking about my finances and wiping the last of "Elon Musk's molly" from LA on my gums.
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"At the beginning of the war we didn't have ration cards yet and I had to wait in line for two hours just to get an eighth of butter," she said, recalling how her father and uncle would travel to Normandy to get some directly from dairy farmers.
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A movie that sustains a 100% Rotten Tomatoes rating after over 100 reviews, wins the Cannes Palme D'Or by unanimous vote, sells out festival screenings in minutes, and causes people to wait in line for stand-by tickets four hours in advance, has a lot to live up to.
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In the wake of the attack, students and staff at Justus Liebig University, also known as the University of Giessen, had to wait in line to recieve their new email passwords on paper, thanks in part to a German law that prevents universities from communicating password changes electronically.
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If you're one of those people who wait in line for sneaker drops, prioritize a flash sale over getting to work on time, or buy cult fashion items just to resell them, then you probably knew that streetwear brand Supreme's latest drop would make the cover of the New York Post.
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This isn't a complaint, really — just because I won't forego sleeping in my own bed to wait in line for my favorite artist shouldn't prevent others from doing so — but it does mean that, for the more casual fan, a good spot in the crowd is a bit trickier to obtain.
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As the network begins its marketing push toward a third season, set for later this summer, the series has quietly become a big-enough deal that there is a traveling merch van shaped like Rick's body touring the country, selling swag that fans wait in line for hours to buy.
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You have all these people coming in, and a lot of them are pissed off that they can't find what they need to get, they're pissed off that they have to wait in line for so long, but no matter what store you go to you run into those issues.
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Ms. Kenney's and Mr. Chen's puzzle is celebrating the INTERMISSION, that valuable and extremely short period of time between show acts where you can stretch your legs, enjoy a $27 orange juice or wait in line to use the rest room for what feels like the remainder of your life.
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Not one that looks down on people that live outside of the District of Columbia, not one that tells young people that they need to wait their turn and wait in line, and not one that's more interested in winning elections than it is in solving problems than standing by principles.
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They began admitting caravan members, a few at a time, over the next several days — a policy of "metering" that has continued since then at San Ysidro and other ports of entry and forced asylum seekers to wait in line for days or weeks (often keeping track of their place in line themselves).
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The beloved and simplistic California burger chain that draws long lines for its cheaply priced and Instagramable food has added a new menu item, which is big news for anyone who's willing to wait in line for soggy, cold, unsalted fries covered in dressing that tastes an awful lot like Thousand Island.
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And what if control of the House or Senate ends up turning on elections marred by voter purges, or held in states where African Americans had to wait in line five times longer than white voters, or where the voter registration system is set up to discourage young and low-income voters?
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As much as I hate having the sheer magnitude of my unattached state shoved in my face as I wait in line to pay for my pork buns and mozzarella sticks (it's a totally legit meal served together!), maybe it's good that I'm reminded life as a duo can have it's perks.
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A month after the FGA's Disney gala, dozens of them gathered in a hallway at the First Presbyterian Church in Charleston, the state capital, to wait in line for their allotment at the food pantry hosted there so they could supplement their SNAP budgets — at most $192 per month for a single person.
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With Go stores, the company wants to eliminate the concept of a morning or lunch rush, as well as the notion that you have to restrict what you buy and where you eat based on how much time you have to wait in line, place an order, and wait for it to be prepared.
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They are also severely limited in supply — at this point the only way to get Spectacles is to find and wait in line at one of the pop-up vending machines that Snap is setting up around the country, or buy them at a premium from someone who has spent a long time waiting.
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People wait in line for the chef Tom Cunanan's Filipino food at Bad Saint in Washington, D.C., and at the chef Margarita Manzke's Sari Sari Store stand in Los Angeles's Grand Central Market, where sour — be it in the form of vinegar, the limelike calamansi or sometimes tamarind — steadily throbs in dish after dish.
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Similar to department store-goers on Christmas Eve or people who wait in line at Best Buy on Black Friday, sample sales shoppers are in it to win it, and they'll hardly let the fact that you had your eye on something first stop them from snatching it right out from under your nose.
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If we think cashier-less stores are a good thing and are okay with technology making it a little bit easier for wealthier people to get a non-vital product delivered to them a little faster without having to wait in line and interact with service personnel, then, sure, this is a technological breakthrough.
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We understand the nostalgia for the halcyon days of, say, the 1950s, when people were not yet bound to their personal technology and were free to enjoy the simpler pleasures of life, like stickball and climbing trees — and getting polio and having to wait in line at the bank to check your account balance.
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Being a Ham Girl was not as simple as it sounds, because when folks wait in line for forty minutes for the perfect holiday ham they become very, very sure that the lady or the two guys in front of them got the last great ham, and they take their anxiety out on you.
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"One of the things that kept coming back was people don't like waiting in lines," said Dilip Kumar, Amazon vice president of Amazon Go. That may be true, but research shows that people who wait in line tend to buy more stuff to offset the time lost standing around waiting to pay for it all.
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At this point, the words "limited edition" at your favorite brands mean one of two things: You'll either wait in line for hours, nervously praying the product you want hasn't been snatched up before you get in the door, or wait online for hours, pressing the reload button again and again until your finger goes numb.
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Patients paid the price (Wall Street Journal) As FDA toils over how to regulate CBD, frustration builds on all sides (Stat News) Ex-FDA chief: White House got 'spooked by the politics and pushback' on banning flavored vapes (CNBC) State by state In Missouri, people who can't speak and see wait in line for help (St.
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In a Beepi/Harris Poll from 2016, consumers listed things they'd rather do than negotiate at a dealership: Clean the house (56 percent of respondents ages 18 to 34); wait in line at a state motor vehicle office (34 percent of the same age group) and get a root canal (24 percent of 35- to 44-year-olds).
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I see it in the elderly woman who will wait in line to cast her vote as long as she has to; the new citizen who casts his for the first time; the volunteers at the polls who believe every vote should count, because each of them in different ways know how much that precious right is worth.
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Their rationale: This was the first really affordable era of mass air travel, and they were worried if people felt like criminals merely because they wanted to travel on airplanes, if people had to wait in line for 15, 53, even 30 minutes, they might choose to drive or they might choose to take a Greyhound bus.
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I feel like it shouldn&apost be a surprise that the Democrats are out of step because I feel like when you talk to most Americans, they don&apost say what that what they want to do is have to wait in line for toilet paper, so I&aposm not surprised that this whole Democratic socialist thing isn&apost really catching on.
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" This sentiment was echoed by Christian Ramirez of the Southern Border Communities Coalition: "The indignity of having my grandparents wait in line for two to three hours so they can visit their great grandchild, or having folks standing under the sun and under the rain waiting to enter the U.S.—that's where we need to really begin putting our talent towards.
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As Tarin Towers has documented all week in her series on San Francisco and the Super Bowl, bringing Super Bowl City—a brand-engagement zone that is sort of a family-friendly fan fest and sort of a crummy theme park where you wait in line to enter a tent where you will be photographed near a Hyundai—created a great deal of displacement in San Francisco.
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Although T.S.A. PreCheck allows you to join a lane with fewer security requirements, you must first still wait in line (albeit usually a shorter one) to reach a checkpoint where someone looks at your I.D. With Clear, you go directly to a kiosk (where you scan your iris or fingerprints) and are then escorted to the physical security check, bypassing the lines to the identification checkpoints.
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These rallies are announced with very short notice, so it puts the airfare out of reach for a lot of people, but they'll figure out who's going, who they can carpool with, and if they can share hotel rooms and they'll share hotel rooms in the sense of they'll show up two days early but then Libby will wait in line with the lawn chairs and the coolers while April is back napping at the hotel.
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"I believe that if the Democrats do this and impeach him, and they can, and he's not going to get convicted in the Senate -- I believe that the people that voted for Trump in 2016 and probably many others are going to be willing to wait in line for a month" to vote for him in 2020... Why this matters: Trump and millions of people hear this rhetoric on a nightly basis, and it shapes the political debate... New + outrageous = newsworthy This week's Trumpworld attacks against Vindman had me thinking back to what Ezra Klein said on "Reliable Sources" a couple of days ago.
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