When it comes to tolerable CO2 emissions, coal is the budget buster.

The shoppers stood in a queue.

They were standing in a queue.

They were standing in a queue.

'The Queue' by Abdalla Al Omari.

Yes, we put sniff butt on queue.

In BhatBatheni, Kathmandu, people queue for kerosene.

Like a bribe buster service, or 1 800 Fight Bribes, or www.stopbribes.org or www.preventcorruption.org.

And when they do, I'm in the queue.

Expo crowds queue to visit the French pavilion.

Add selected items to current queue from batch manager.

People queue outside a bakery to get bread in Gaza.

Add selected items to a new queue from batch manager.

But alas, we saw that the queue was extended to the road.

The simulator reads the queue and triggers new events as each event is processed.

Maritza Salazar ( MaritzaSalazar) shared this picture of voters waiting in queue since the night before

Indeed, Mickey Mouse himself, of course, as Steamboat Willie, is a remix of the then, very dominant, very popular Steamboat Bill by Buster Keaton.

Waited in the queue for the tickets and manged a seat in front of the screen.

Otopia has published a couple of photos of a long queue of people waiting to get milk.

Worse still, the rejection by Ireland of the Lisbon Treaty threatens to push the issue further back in the queue.

You find them lined up orderly in a long queue for the ATM, in order to get their account balances.

In this type of simulation, the simulator maintains a queue of events sorted by the simulated time they should occur.

The main program creates all the objects and activates all the person objects to put them into the event queue.

We couldn't afford to hire a CFO. We put out a job description for a CFO at zero salary, and we had a queue of people.

This one was great it went to 100,000 feet, but didn't quite. Actually, it went 11 feet into the solid clay and it became a bunker buster, drilling down into the clay. It had to be dug out.

We decided to provide vasectomy to all men, but in particular, American men to the front of the queue, right up to the Ambassador's residence during his unclear .

Or you can get on a plane, fly to Shanghai, queue up outside Shanda's offices cost probably 600, 700 dollars and reclaim your character, get your history back.

And, after two years of unemployment, the worker, accurately expecting to be at the end of every hiring queue, had lost hope and, for all practical purposes, left the labor market.

It seems these people are obsessed with order, to the extent that a joke says that the British, when they find two people one behind another, think there is a queue and start to stand behind these two.

Under the hashtag NoEsUnaColaEsUnCamino (it is not a queue, it is a road) that makes reference to Henrique Capriles' slogan there's a road many Twitter users shared pictures of the voting centers, the long queues, cheering messages, and fingers painted in violet ink which confirms without doubt that someone voted.

Nuclear energy, after all, is only one technology, and a 20th century, rather than a 21st century one at that. Eventually, partnership with Europe could help Iran keep the best of its young generation at home rather than having them queue for visas at foreign embassies or, more often, the US consulates in Istanbul or Dubai.