I get in line and order for both of us.
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Get in line before you need to use the facilities.
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So, we recommend that gamers get in line bright and early!
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Those 21 fair-share states will have to get in line.
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"There's an innate incentive to get in line," Mr. Kenney said.
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You're going to have to go out and get in line.
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They should — and need to — go home and get in line.
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It's difficult to get in line if one does not exist.
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Get in line very early, as it will certainly be packed.
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If you can get in line, you can get a free cone.
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All you have to do is get in line at the airport.
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Get In Line I always wear a thin, slick little cat eye.
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You'll need to get in line for normal business hours this morning.
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She didn't get in line; she kept going, up, on the path.
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Smith said units preparing to deploy get priority; others get in line.
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But they'll have to get in line; the Kardashians are first up.
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This year, it is the President who has to get in line.
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He tells people that they better get ready to get in line.
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Get in line — now — for the Supreme Brooklyn store opening on Thursday.
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I urge the losers this time around to get in line pronto.
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When the Standard failed to get in line, its days were numbered.
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Like, 'Ladies, let's get in line, let's not just fall for anything.
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Check in time only lets you get in line at that time.
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They told us, just if you want your system scanned, get in line.
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We go to Jongro and get in line for the hour-long wait.
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Get in line or get out, Trump is not so subtly telling Bannon.
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If you're wondering why that wasn't the rule before, well, get in line.
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I just want to get in line, wait my turn, pay, and leave.
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Conservatives pushing fellow Republicans Meanwhile, pressure is mounting for members to get in line.
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At a place like Rainbow, here in Los Angeles, you gotta get in line.
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But Julian Perez came to the city's commercial center prepared to get in line.
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If states didn't get in line with the PREA's requirements, they lost federal funding.
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At the same time, he's signaled that GOP office holders should get in line.
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"You had to get in line for everything," recalled Leticia, a girl from Guatemala.
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If you want to roll the Trump administration, you've got to get in line.
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Another factor that could urge swing vote Republicans to get in line is fear.
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Provinces and territories have until 2018 to get in line or face national intervention.—Motherboard
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If you want to come to America and you get in line like everybody else.
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But, he'll have to get in line -- because Dana says the winner of Max vs.
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And let's just say, you better be prepared to order when you get in line.
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I have 40 people to take care of ... Mister Salvini might just get in line.
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Axe tells Spyros to get in line, using some omerta logic on him, and he complies.
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We don't wanna say Paul Love should get in line, but if we're keeping it real ...
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Bottom line for Luann ... she needs to get in line with the terms of her probation.
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When I go in, I get in line to place my order before claiming a seat.
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So do it now or else get in line and support him enthusiastically if he's candidate.
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But before you even get in line, there are some things you need to keep in mind.
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Approximately eight food stations are arranged in a horseshoe, and we immediately rush to get in line.
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The Trump campaign, however, isn't just alleging that people were allowed to get in line after 8pm.
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I saw more than one person get in line and then ask what the line was for.
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In fact, the reservation is basically just a way to get in line for the pre-order.
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The attacks on rival power centers, whether stubborn federal judges or corporations refusing to get in line.
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To get in line for a solar roof, homeowners must put down a $1,000 deposit via Tesla's website.
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At 7:45 it would be time to get in line to be checked by the Secret Service.
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The majority of consumers think this way, and businesses are foaming at the pocketbook to get in line.
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You'll want to get in line ASAP (though you have until Thursday, January 4th to make your picks).
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As of now, there is no official announcement about how to get in line for a fallout dog.
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If you're wondering something along the lines of "What the hell is happening here," well, get in line.
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Even when defending Tillerson, Trump's insecurity about his secretary of state's willingness to get in line was evident.
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When you get in line at a Dunkin' Donuts, they don't condescendingly bellow the coffee options at you.
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Some lawmakers have adopted the administration's posture on Canada, pressuring them to get in line or else. Rep.
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Trump himself doesn't seem concerned, insisting he can fund his own campaign if the GOP doesn't get in line.
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But if Trump fires Mueller tomorrow, Ryan will pressure Republicans to get in line and focus on cutting taxes.
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There are too many people in this world telling you to get in line and conform to society's 'norms.
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For a $750 reservation ($42,000 MSRP), you can get in line for 520 hp of all-electric, waterproof driving.
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To get in line for a tattoo, and see more of her work, follow Malie Huffman on Tumblr here.
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Rivera, who got in line for water, then had to get in line for food, expressed a common frustration.
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First, you have to have made the full 120 payments before you can get in line for the money.
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GOP insiders plan to pressure Democrats who voted for the original law to get in line with their plan.
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Yeezy announced the temporary store on Twitter Friday night and fans flocked to get in line for Saturday's opening.
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However, the initiative is limited to only one store, so you might still have to get in line for now.
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PERINO: She said that, for Maduro, if you -- if you want to murder Maduro, you need to get in line.
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"It's really time for New York to get in line with the direction the rest of the country has gone."
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Then they get in line next to each other, and we see if both groups make it into the club.
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If Sanders were running the table and Biden was faltering, it would be time for Biden to get in line.
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TO EAT LIKE A LOCAL, GET IN LINE Travelers frequently ask me for tips on finding good, cheap meals overseas.
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At the same time, the Saudis also cracked down on extremists who would not get in line, including bin Laden.
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So when a huge sale day comes around, we can't help but be the first to get in line (or online).
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A man named Dennis drove from North Carolina to get in line at 10AM today, a Boring Company employee tells me.
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A good preacher challenges his congregation, subtly criticizing the status quo, while urging Christians to get in line with the gospel.
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My mom wanted to fix their relationship, and my dad wanted the counselor to convince his wife to get in line.
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By including them in its budget outline, the Trump administration is essentially asking the GOP-controlled Congress to get in line.
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Cameras and television crews lined the hallways as members of the public rushed to get in line after the doors opened.
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The first people arrived at 4:30 am today to get in line outside the Flynn, reported local television channel WCAX.
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But it's often better to stay on the aircraft, and wait it out, and just get in line to get back.
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They want drinks, so we get in line and I get three hot chocolates and two bottles of water, plus two apples.
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I arrived at the location thinking I could just walk up to the stage and get in line to do my speech.
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"We get a call from somebody who said, 'We know you have chile,' and the answer is, 'Get in line,'" he says.
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Every time Rihanna gears up to add a new launch to her ever-popular Fenty Beauty makeup collection, fans get in line.
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Williamson's bitterness over the refusal of Trump's supporters to get in line behind a more acceptable candidate is echoed across the right.
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"He said the fans watch the first number and go get in line for the meet-and-greet," she said over breakfast.
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Sold out isn't always sold out, if you're willing to get in line outside the box office on the day of the show.
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The "get in line or else" mentality on display is the very sort of behavior that fuels the hyperpartisan rhetoric originally at fault.
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If golf wants to stay in the Olympics and wants to be part of the Olympic movement it has to get in line.
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And when there's four people lined up on the sidewalk, some people will stop and get in line just 'cause there's a line.
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Even if Democrats get in line, Republicans still have a lot of negotiating to do within their ranks around a deal for DREAMers.
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Lyft, like Uber, has a Lyft-only pickup zone at the airport and riders get in line to match with the next available driver.
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Con will be available later this year for £59.99, but you'll have to get in line — there are apparently already over 96,000 pre-orders
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"The worst thing I could say for me was walking to get in line for the helicopter," Horgen told NRK, according to NBC News.
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If you're a devoted fan of all things Lilly Pulitzer and love a good deal then you better hurry and get in line – fast!
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We were on hand when a truck full of bread arrived, leading to a rush, with dozens of people hurrying to get in line.
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You may want to get in line for the Millennium Falcon ride early if you're one of the first guests to adventure into Batuu.
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And it will demand of the senators that they get in line to endorse that proposition, preferably on television, where the president can see.
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And if the "wires" look a little furry, that's because plenty of nanotubes will adhere in the attempt to get in line with the others.
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Kris Kobach, who has advised the president on immigration and is running for governor of Kansas, said they should "go home and get in line".
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This is you have to go out, and you have to get in line and you have to come back in to become a citizen.
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Then one day, my boss at the time asked me to go get in line at the mecca of cupcakes to pick up an order.
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But the easiest way to avoid it is comply with the law, go to the port of entry and get in line with everyone else.
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For visitors to the Texas capital, rolling out of bed to get in line for the country's best barbecue just got a little less appealing.
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Putting Mr. Trump's plan in place can finally give millions of hard working and resilient immigrants the chance to get in line like the rest.
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Dan Sullivan (R-Alaska) that the state could suffer if Murkowski didn't get in line and support leadership's plan to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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In order to fix that, I knocked back about some beer in a bar in the neighborhood, before finding the courage to get in line.
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Whether you plan to get in line or shop from home, here are some ways to beat the marketing madness and be a smart shopper.
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Will the Court follow the reasoning of Gobitis, and say that majority views win and minority groups have to get in line or be punished?
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We get that white has always been a big part of Facebook's color scheme, but it's time for Mark Zuckerberg's app to get in line.
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After Sears filed for bankruptcy protection Monday, those creditors will all get in line to fight to collect pennies in return for their investment dollars.
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But leadership is pushing ahead, both to pressure senators to get in line and to get health care over with, one way or the other.
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But order a tall boy and get in line for weekend karaoke, or come see one of the shows that takes place throughout the week.
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If you wanted to spend $99.95 for the entire get-up, get in line, because it's already sold out once and is on pre-order now.
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You may want to get in line for the Millennium Falcon ride early if you're one of the first guests to adventure through the new park.
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And party leaders, who control fundraising flows, have a powerful cudgel to discipline members in their own party to get in line, regular order be damned.
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Yelp and Nowait announced a partnership that will enable Yelp users to check nearby restaurants' wait times and "get in line" remotely from the Yelp app.
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Trent Franks backed Ted Cruz during the GOP presidential primary, but he now has a message for the Texas Republican: Get in line behind Donald Trump.
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Get in line for the supercute Baby Bucket ($21), a new palm-size version of the label's popular Bucket Bag that is exclusive to the shop.
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Couldn't agree to disagree A Republican fixture for decades in Washington, Bolton's reputation is as someone who prefers to speak his mind, not get in line.
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"Howard Dean is on record maligning young people and millennials, telling those Bernie folks they just need to get in line, and maligning Bernie Sanders," Sanders said.
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"Since quantities are limited, we encourage customers to get in line before doors open on Friday morning for a chance to purchase," a spokesperson told The Verge.
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Users can now "get in line" for the Venmo debit card, and when it's ready to ship, they'll be able to choose from a selection of colors.
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But what they do have is more flexibility to shift with the political winds of the time and get in line with whatever the current president wants.
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Uber is looking to get in line with London's forthcoming transport rules regarding the use of zero emissions vehicles for private hire car service in the city.
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This left many bitcoin users frustrated, and their response was BIP 148, which was essentially a threat to miners: get in line, or get off the network.
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All this, and you're still expecting us to vote for you, still insisting we get in line for your march to one more failed bid for relevance.
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Any illegal immigrants who want to gain citizenship will have to first return to their home countries first and get in line behind legal applicants, he said.
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That his idea of serving in the country -- and his party -- actually compelled him to speak out against Trump's actions rather than get in line behind them.
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Shoppers have the chance to try again on December 20th, when Best Buy stores will have a limited, undisclosed amount for those who get in line fast enough.
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The big bet is that Apple fandom is so great and unwavering that criticism will be short-lived and consumers will get in line — probably a long line.
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That put-up-or-shut-up structure is faithful to fighting games' arcade days, when anyone with a quarter could get in line to play the reigning champ.
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And I've seen it, I've had friends talk about it when people get in line that have absolutely no right to vote and they go around in circles.
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Garrison is hopeful that, because the government is championing the bill this time instead of fighting against it, the Senate will get in line and support the legislation.
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Website operators had a few months before the launch to become compliant; going forward, those who violate the standards will be given 30 days to get in line.
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Given these challenges, analysts have long warned that Draghi's successor may need to convince Europe's rowdy national governments to get in line on a broad plan for fiscal stimulus.
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They have largely ignored Obama's paper tiger rhetoric, but Trump's iron fist may well be what will compel them to get in line and relinquish their illegitimate power. Why?
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At another debate, Biden said undocumented immigrants needed to "get in line" and that the United States has the authority to prioritize those with needed skills or advanced degrees.
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Collins is a blue state senator, and is considering a run for governor, so she has less incentive than most of her colleagues to get in line behind Trump.
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But many of the Republicans feeling the need to get in line behind Trump have bought into the myth that he has widespread support — including from women and Hispanics.
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Their best hope is that the EPA and Department of Justice (which is fighting the community in court) change course and get in line with President Trump's stated priorities.
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T.J. Dillashaw says there's NO WAY Cody Garbrandt gets an immediate rematch after their war at UFC 217 -- saying "No Love" has to get in line ... behind Demetrious Johnson!
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The GOP leader's talk of sitting down with Democrats "is clearly a threat" meant to scare conservatives in his party to get in line with the current Senate bill.
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But there is an option to get "in line" for the controller during the Rift pre-order checkout process, which then leads to an Oculus account sign up page.
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When it comes to visual and performing arts, the Gulf countries are all about the future, and there's no need to get in line or suffer selfie-stick fatigue.
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In the short term you might handle the farmers, but should everybody else get in line with their hands out and we can become the welfare state of exporters?
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But it's hard to say that he's a visionary leader, because he doesn't cast a vision and convince people to get in line or put their best efforts behind it.
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Ralph didn't end up riding Spider-Man that day, his mother wrote, but the family plans to take another trip and get in line as soon as they get there.
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The effective conclusion of negotiations means that it is now time for House Republicans to get in line — or vote against a bill that has the President's seal of approval.
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"If you're asking if I come back at all," Isaacs said with a chuckle, "you'll have to get in line behind my wife and kids, who I won't tell either."
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"In Cherry Hill, all children who get in line for lunch are provided the lunch of their choice, regardless of whether they have money for it or not," Meloche said.
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Formal sentencing of Goh, who according to survivors of the massacre told his victims to "get in line and I'm going to kill you all," is expected on July 14.
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Trump, who was campaigning in Ohio on Labor Day, elaborated by saying that immigrants will have to go out, get in line and go through the process to become citizens.
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"Bernie Sanders's message to House Democrats is clear, get in line with single-payer or expect a primary challenge," NRCC Communications Director Matt Gorman said in a statement this week.
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The way that election law expert Ned Foley of Ohio State University interprets this, it's a hard cutoff: no one can get in line after the official poll closing time.
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My love and respect for her was so pure that I knew I had no choice but to get in line and become the partner I was meant to be.
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Theresa May threatens Tory MPs to get in line or risk Corbyn becoming PM.Ministers, including the foreign secretary Boris Johnson, told they could be sacked as May reasserts her authority.
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"DACA gave a group of undocumented people the ability to get in line, and we did, 800,000 of us," said Gaby Pacheco, 32, one of the leaders of the movement.
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Ryan shocked many Republicans a week ago when he said he wasn't ready to get in line behind the man expected to clinch the GOP nomination in the coming weeks.
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Biden said then that immigrants should "get in line" with American law and he expressed support for policies that would "cherry-pick" highly-skilled immigrants to admit into the country.
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The airlines, while experiencing massive revenue losses, can get in line with every other industry experiencing massive revenue losses, including but not limited to the entire hospitality and travel industry.
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That the last two Republican presidents won't get in line with the party's new frontman because of his scorched-earth campaign against their own family isn't that big of a surprise.
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"There wasn't a red alert meeting every day, and the company viewed Breitbart sort of like, 'Get in line with the other craziness on the platform,'" that person told BuzzFeed News.
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Hillary Clinton is herself very tough, but also has a more forgiving side, which emphasizes not the need for the pack to get in line but rather to help each other.
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Alexander has said he's optimistic that the market stabilization efforts will be attached to a government spending bill, but it'll have to get in line behind a host of other controversies.
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"Since quantities are limited, we encourage customers to get in line before doors open (normal/local time) on Friday morning for a chance to purchase," a Toys R Us spokesperson said.
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In Stark's opinion, which is never challenged in this film up through his heroic death, the reason that Thanos won was because Captain America and his posse wouldn't get in line.
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Whether it was the first person to get in line, or the first ping to hit the server, the winners in the world of ticketing have always been a step ahead.
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You're supposed to stand up from your meal, get in line, and hold your glass at just the right angle to catch a few fingers of cider from that hissing stream.
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"Imagine our pilots having to get in line with passengers to go through security, that would severely disrupt our flight and flight crew schedules," said one source familiar with the conversations.
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CNN reported last week that the White House has been pressuring Republicans to vote against the resolution, warning those who don't get in line that there could be 2020 election consequences.
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Ironically, even when immigrants try to get in "line" and do things the "legal way," there are still plenty of pitfalls that could place them on a fast track to deportation.
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"That may be very well why they want to make sure nobody who isn't in the PreCheck program is going to get in line," said Ed Perkins, a contributing editor for SmarterTravel.com.
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The donor, who had been active for several candidates during the primary, said he was "ready to get in line" once Trump signed the joint-fundraising agreement last month with the RNC.
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The same dynamic could push senators to get in line; McConnell told them privately that they would be paving the way for single-payer health care if they didn't pass this bill.
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Before you get in line for the film tonight, get caught up on the most major red carpet moments and the capsule collections you'll want to shop to show your Jedi pride.
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Carma Hanson, vice chairwoman of the North Dakota Republican Party, said she had to get in line for one of her state's 28 delegate spots: There were four applicants for each opening.
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But then again: The WSJ reported today that the GOP might pursue a "now or never" approach for repeal, forcing Republican lawmakers to get in line or risk being a party pariah.
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NFL commissioner Roger Goodell made it clear at his state of the league address on Wednesday that he welcomes the interest but his message is the same for everyone - get in line.
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With steady message control, Mr. Pence used every stop on his European visit to reinforce the administration's message that Iran needed to be confronted and Western allies needed to get in line.
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And both presumptive party nominees Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump face pockets of antipathy within their party, as voters who backed their primary rivals are still reluctant to get in line.
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During his firing, Marketplace Vice President Deborah Clark told Wallace about leaving the anti-apartheid struggle—choosing journalism over activism—as a student: The subtext was that Wallace had to get in line.
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Tesla said those drivers who visit one of its stores during the day on March 31 will be able to get in line ahead of those who place an order later that night.
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They said they knew of at least six reporters who had been contacted by people claiming to be members of the Zetas cartel demanding that they "get in line" with the criminal group.
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If you have a Venmo account and you're ready to make space in your wallet for more plastic, you can get in line here to apply for a limited release of the card.
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Ron Bonjean, a Republican strategist with close ties to Congress and the White House, said he thinks most Republican senators will get in line despite their concerns over Trump's treatment of their colleagues.
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If I wanted to buy one on launch day, my options were as follows: get in line hours early and hope for the best, or follow someone who did get one, and mug them.
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Everyone of course will get in line to condemn that as the kind of false economy that might save you a week in the short term but will soon wind up costing you months.
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He said Russian officials tend to view the U.S.-led world order as "finished," but don't believe China will simply replace America, in part because Europe and Japan won't get in line behind Beijing.
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Stiles notes that cities will be competing to get in line for that limited Army Corps funding, so a midsized city like Norfolk will be up against Miami or New York or San Francisco.
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Restaurant waitlisting service Nowait is known best by consumers for its mobile app that lets you virtually "get in line" at nearby restaurants like Chili's and others, where formal reservations may not be accepted.
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Speaking of health care, he could finally craft that plan, his true vision of Trumpcare, and announce its details as a challenge to Republicans in Congress to get in line or face the consequences.
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I get in line and no one seems to notice me except the doorman who shoots me a weird look when he checks my ID and sees I'm ten years older than my hyper compatriots.
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Trump's sabre rattling on Iran and North Korea isn't just ensuring that citizens of those countries get in line behind their regimes, but it also exposes the paucity of his policies to a global audience.
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Journalists gather in the hangar to go through the familiar morning drill one last time: We line up our bags on the ground so Secret Service can do a sweep, and get in line for security.
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Abe will have been in no mood to back down on Japan's message: This nation is busy tying up an important trade deal with the European Union, and May needs to get in line and wait.
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"I think if golf is in the Olympics and golf wants to be seen as a mainstream sport as such, it has to get in line with the other sports that test more rigorously," McIlroy said.
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Father-daughter dances, long-held and much-celebrated events across the country, are shuffling to get in line with the times, which more frequently include same-sex couples, single mothers and other less traditional family arrangements.
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Anyway, because of this New York City-specific checkout setup, if you get in line and then realize you've forgotten to pick something up from the aisles in the center of the store, you're pretty much screwed.
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Both locations were announced at 7AM local time, at which point it was a mad rush to get in line – hundreds of people drove to Big Sur as soon as Snapchat announced the location on their website.
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Then the bartender will yell "last call," so he or she can get in line for those pastries the next morning because he/she can't afford to Taskrabbit this sort of thing like so many other residents.
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Being 25 and 23 and loving what we were doing but wanting to move up and not wanting to hear that you have to get in line and wait 10 years for a position that might open.
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"In Cherry Hill, all children who get in line for lunch, are provided the lunch of their choice, regardless of whether they have money for it or not," district spokeswoman Barbara Wilson tells PEOPLE in a statement.
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In the weeks following the storm, she woke up at 2 am to get in line for diesel fuel to run the generator at her father's home in Sabana Grande on the southwest coast of the island.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell appears poised to push his members to get in line but there is a wide array of factions to satisfy and McConnell can only afford for two of his members to peel off.
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Those all drew their fair share of long waits and critical acclaim, but seeing as how eel doesn't have the allure of lobster or shrimp, diners may find less hype when they get in line for this one.
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While it seems like a lot of money, if 7,000 eligible people with an average debt load of $50,000 get in line for it, it will be gone — unless Congress allocates more money or makes a permanent fix.
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It is a shame that environmental activists will have to expend the effort pressuring the next president to simply get in line with planetary realities when they could have been starting in the right place on day one.
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The five-member "Committee of Independent Experts", including a former boss of the Panama Canal, said the country needs to get in line with United Nations transparency standards, adopt tougher anti-corruption legislation and tighten regulation of trusts.
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So I'm disinclined to say now whether Democrats should get in line behind one of the candidates in either seat, just to let the election play out and see where the field is leading up to the June primary.
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"But I think things changed because when I became chairman, I think there is an expectation for leadership that you hand over your voting card and then you get in line and do everything that they want," Chaffetz said.
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Once PG&E files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, creditors can no longer call loans or demand interest payments, lawsuits are paused, and other claimants have to get in line and be subject to the reorganization plan that the company develops.
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We don't live in an age where we have to take a ticket, get in line, and wait to be called by a big burly butcher in a blood-stained apron to order our preferred cuts of beef by weight.
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"We're used to being told to shut up and get in line and point your foot and turn out," Ms. Bouder said, noting that this pressure tends to weigh more heavily on women, who are more easily replaced than men.
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Remember, if you have a passport or other TSA-approved documents, there's really no rush to get in line for a Real ID. But if you're antsy to get one early, the best thing to do is to make a reservation.
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The bill would offer qualifying individuals the ability to get in line for a green card and eventual citizenship after years of conditional residency, provided they meet certain requirements, including a background check and work, education or military service requirements.
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If Sweden were to reopen the case and file an extradition request, a UK judge would have to decide if the Swedish request gets priority because of its earlier request, or if Sweden now has to get in line behind the US.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. Department of Labor will give wealth management companies more time to get in line with the new "fiduciary rule," a regulation that requires financial advisers to put retirees' interests ahead of their own, the regulator said on Wednesday.
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CARACAS/CIUDAD GUAYANA, Venezuela (Reuters) - As oil companies and traders worldwide tried to decipher the impact of U.S. sanctions slapped on Venezuelan state oil company PDVSA earlier this week, residents of the South American country had a familiar response: Get in line.
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With reservations for Tesla's new Model 33 topping 23,21 in less than three days, one key question remains for those who want to get in line: Will they be able to get a $2000,500 federal tax credit for purchasing the electric car?
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There is also a triumphalist streak among the Trump supporters, who never tire of crowing about how old-school Republicans like me have "lost," that the party has changed hands and that my kind needs to get in line or get out.
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There will come a time when he's going to have to tell an array of lawmakers -- from those representing the swingiest of swing districts to those in the rubiest red of safe seats -- that's it's time to get in line behind a single way forward.
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In December, someone could get in line six to eight hours before curtain time and have a decent chance at a "Hamilton" cancellation ticket, said Robert Samuel, chief executive of line-waiting service Same Ole Line Dudes, which has had to introduce "Hamilton"-specific policies.
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A selection of films by up-and-coming directors play in the Critics' Week section of the festival, and the festival distributes tickets for these before the screenings; while badge holders get priority, non-badge holders who get in line early can nab them too.
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Everything I've ever taken on since I was a little girl, all I can remember is being the boss—I've got my notebook, I've got my notes, I've got a plan, everybody's gonna get in line behind me and we're gonna get this done.
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From rising at dawn to get in line for the city's most famous barbecue (accompanied, naturally, by a few cans of Lone Star beer) to closing down a late night at the honkytonk, we had plenty of reasons to let someone else take the wheel.
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After DHS comes up with this list of countries that aren't supplying adequate information, those countries will be notified and have 50 days to get in line with the US government's expectations before the nationals of their country are barred from entering the United States.
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"My hope is that there might be kind of a redemption in the idea that we all want there to be some kind of way for someone in this position to pay a penalty, get in line and get right with the law," he said.
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So, it's not like you actually need to get in line over 72 hours before 'Skywalker' drops to secure your seat inside Grauman's -- but these fans seem ready for the long haul, with chairs, blankets, and camping equipment balanced on all those famous concrete handprints.
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Yet, when I arrived in the last hour of its three-hour duration, I found long lines outside the museum, since for that day the museum had instituted a pay-what-you-wish policy, yet insisted that everyone get in line to get a ticket nevertheless.
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Here's another free one — since the job of regulators is to protect us, they have to stop the enabling of powerful entities and start forcing them to get in line — with fines, more investigations, smart laws, programs to help small innovative companies to thrive, whatever it takes.
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Clinton has been focused on winning over independents and Republican-leaning women who are turned off by Mr. Trump, exuding confidence that the young voters and liberals who backed Mr. Sanders will get in line and support her when faced with the prospect of a Trump presidency instead.
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Organizations are always looking for new ways to work more efficiently, but too often the problem is that, in a digital-first environment, they have to get in line to ask their in-house IT experts (or even more expensively, external consultants) to build those solutions for them.
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But that conservative advocacy group and its lead lawyer, Michael Carvin of Jones Day, may have to get in line behind the National Right to Work Committee, which already has seven cases on similar grounds percolating in the courts, including one that is a step away from the Supreme Court.
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I overheard a woman in the bathroom explaining that her friends mocked her for getting a hotel room in Union Square just so she could get in line at 5 AM. What Happened, which as its title indicates is an autopsy of the 2016 election, was always going to be controversial.
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Indeed, some of the season's best material stems from Claire's apparent belief that other women will get in line behind her simply because she's a woman, when many of those women can see that Claire is duplicitous and amoral and perhaps not someone they want to sell their souls to.
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"Dear America" is a potent rejoinder to those who tell Vargas he's supposed to "get in line" for citizenship, as if there were a line instead of a confounding jumble of vague statutes and executive orders — not to mention the life-upending prospect of getting deported to a country he barely remembers.
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Megan: At one point, Weinstein's accusers were told they would receive as much as $90 million but that amount kept shrinking once Weinstein's company filed for bankruptcy, forcing the women to get in line with the company's creditors, and Weinstein has claimed that he was on the verge of filing for personal bankruptcy.
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Regardless, the procedure is largely the same once a driver lands a block: get in line behind the other cars at the FC, check in, receive a pre-sorted rolling cart or shelf of goods for the route, scan and pack them into the car, then follow the Flex app's "suggested" driving directions to each stop.
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In the process, the filmmakers -- it's produced by Aaron Saidman and Eli Holzman -- seek to debunk many of the familiar arguments, including the "come the right way" and "get in line" talking points, batted down by immigration attorneys who detail why the scenarios that greeted arrivals in the 19th and early 20th centuries no longer apply.
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"I ain't from the 'Nolia, but Tunechi still a soldier / and rest in peace to Soulja 'cause he was real Magnolia," Wayne raps, with the suggestion that certain people are not in fact real Magnolia and that, moreover, Wayne is quite happy putting the necessary respect on the neighborhood's name until the rest of world can get in line.
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It's not even clear that anyone in Clark County broke the law at all by keeping the polls open — in fact, the lawyer for the registrar's office explained patiently that during early voting, unlike Election Day, the county has always allowed people to get in line and vote as long as a line exists (even if the official poll closing time has already passed).
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It was a very slow boil, where when I first started attending, like WWDC, which was like around 22003, I asked my friend Jason Snell, who was then an editor at MacWorld, if he could maybe put me in touch with someone in Apple PR so I could see about maybe getting a press pass for the keynote, so I wouldn't have to get in line with the regular people.
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If you're curious about what it's like to use Spectacles feel free to check out the first impressions of TC's Editor-in-Chief and resident hypebeat Matthew Panzarino, but everyday users seem to love the things, too, so if you don't mind a lineup (plus beautiful California coastal highway views) and you're in the area, there's probably no reason not to go down and get in line. pic.twitter.
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Kappeler indicated in a memo that career staff at the Office of Adolescent Health were discouraged from offering recommendations about the program and were told they should get in line with the administration by Don Wright, a high-ranking career official, who weeks later became acting HHS secretary following Tom PriceThomas (Tom) Edmunds PricePress: Acosta, latest to walk the plank 'I alone can fix it,' Trump said, but has he?
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He sent his nephew, Andrew Jackson Donelson, who lived in the White House and functioned as presidential advisor and behind-the-scenes troubleshooter, somewhat similar to Jared KushnerJared Corey KushnerTop immigration aide experienced 'jolt of electricity to my soul' when Trump announced campaign Dick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia MORE today, to warn Duane to get in line.
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We are facing a fascinating moment in American politics, where comments and warnings from the establishment like, "If you don't vote for Hillary Clinton, you are giving your vote to Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE" doesn't make people get in line.
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If anyone wants to hear what's going on with heavy music past or present, it's either get in line and find what you can in an hour (if you can afford it), or hope that something even vaguely metallic makes its way on to the Paquete Semanal—the Weekly Package; an illegal home delivery service of a terabyte of the latest TV shows, information, and music from abroad on an external hard drive.
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Whether it's Hillary Clinton's push to defend the US from Chinese cyberwarriors, Bernie Sanders' critique of labor practices in the age of Uber, Ted Cruz's proposals to balance privacy with government surveillance (don't get us started on Carly Fiorina's ham-handed suggestion that Silicon Valley needs to get in line with government requests for cooperation), or even Elon Musk warning us about the imminent rise of the machines, one thing is clear: The political landscape has shifted.
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