| Our first encounter with the festival was the enormous queue of people who lined up to enter. |
| Upon the group's return a queue of vehicles had lined up to go across the river. |
| The second condition is that the Sun, Earth and the Moon must also be lined up, corresponding to the phase of the New Moon. |
| Motors revving, we lined up to take turns cruising at cautious speeds across the practice area, which was basically a blanket of dirt. |
| But Flanagan already has a new team lined up, with George Watt, Hughes's second in command, installed as acting finance director. |
| And few could have failed to be moved by the five pitiful bodies of quins, lined up stiffly in a row. |
