In Singapore, Potterheads started getting in line before sunrise at Books Kinokuniya.
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He's got law firms, cable news and some bankers getting in line.
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Instead of arguing with people and getting in line, essentially, you do what?
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The Democrats are getting in line on Obamacare, while the Republicans are getting sicker of it.
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Expect the media and the elites and the professional "Left" to all start getting in line.
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More Democrats are getting in line with that, Kirsten Gillibrand today saying, we need to abolish ICE.
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A word getting in line with murderers, mummies, mafiosos to suggest art's unsavory and/or failed ambitions.
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That means getting in line with numerous people who have fewer things can be a poor choice.
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Getting in line with the FCC's restrictions could delay rural carriers' planned network improvements and 5G expansion.
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I remember getting in line and seeing one of the door guys walking down the line literally counting.
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Reproductive rights groups praised Biden on Thursday for getting in line with an emerging consensus within the Democratic Party.
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Ted Cruz of Texas, you're getting in line behind those people in the pursuit of power in the administration.
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I also didn't know that you can only reach certain items by getting in line and shopping as you go.
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I somehow manage to put back the pint of ice cream I had in my cart before getting in line.
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He was an outsider, a former Democrat, a reality TV star — and not always good at getting in line with the Republican Party.
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This little skater guy was acting like he was too cool for comics, but I saw him getting in line for a Heather Benjamin autograph.
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I managed to only grab a pumpkin and a pound of butter before getting in line, miserable but unwilling to part with my perfect gourd.
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Republicans who publicly ripped Trump are now getting in line, so muscling big-ticket items through the upper chamber using budget reconciliation shouldn't be that challenging.
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These are again shipping in December, but it's probably worth getting in line now if you want one, and they're a relative bargain at only $49.99 each.
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"The voters, for getting in line, [or] maybe us for not having as many polling places as we usually have," said Helen Purcell, a Maricopa County recorder.
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Obviously nobody is getting in line at the airport expecting an entertaining experience and everybody is more or less trying to get to the same place: their particular gate.
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" Castellano said that though it can take closer to 30 minutes for some students to complete the FAFSA, "it's well worth it, given what you're getting in line for.
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"They clearly had a mission to change the editorial page and I wasn't getting in line so they decided it was time to change the cartoon as well," he said.
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Except my child surprised me, getting in line to touch the roach, asking questions about what insects eat and how they communicate -- and seeing that women can be insect experts (entomologists).
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It's also sought to frame the broader issue as a binary choice of either getting in line with its defense of Saudi Arabia or taking the risk of cutting off relations with one of America's closest partners in the Middle East.
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"The voters for getting in line, maybe us for not having enough polling places..." - Helen Purcell, Maricopa County Recorder An Arizona voting official on Wednesday seemingly pointed the finger at her state's voters for long delays during dual presidential primaries the night before.
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If you were eyeing a particular item from Supreme x Lacoste, we recommend getting in line ASAP: The collaboration is almost entirely sold out online (mere hours after it hit the website), so you might have some more luck at the brick-and-mortar drop.
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She originally auditioned for The Voice last year Shepherd originally auditioned for season 13 of the show by getting in line for the open call in Las Vegas, but she didn't end up making it to the Blind Auditions as the teams were already full.
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As news broke about the county's long lines on primary day, Maricopa County Recorder Helen Purcell, the official responsible for administering elections, initially blamed voters for "getting in line" rather than mailing their ballots, before admitting that her office had indeed made several large missteps leading up to the vote.
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The story was loosely adapted into the 1992 film Freejack. A famous scene from the novel involving a character lost in a future New York City and mistakenly getting in line for a suicide booth was parodied in the pilot episode of Futurama.
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In "Embargo," an unidentified man finds that he is trapped in his car for no apparent reason. It appears that the car has found a will of its own and refuses to let him leave. The car refuses to go where the man intends to drive. Instead, it keeps getting in line at gas stations even though the tank is nearly full.
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