1 I should be in line for promotion soon.

2 She is in line for promotion.

3 I had been standing in line for three hours.

4 She's in line for promotion.

5 He must be first in line for the editor's job.

6 He must be in line for a place in the Guinness Book of Records.

7 Customers stood in line for 20 minutes at the cash register.

8 I had to wait/stand in line for three hours to get tickets.

9 The workers are in line for a rise in pay.

10 If anyone's in line for promotion, I should think it's Helen.

11 Tom's next in line for the boss's job.

12 The 18-year-old midfielder is in line for his Cup debut in place of Cup-tied Craig Hignett.

13 Joshua Morris left the hall and stood in line for a cup of Gold Blend.

14 Gatlin covets my job,[] which he has been in line for twice before.

15 However, you won't find them standing in line for tickets to Bird World.

16 He'd been in line for it this year until these two monkeys had latched on to him.

17 Food was in short supply; women stood in line for hours for a bucket of drinking water.

18 We used kerosene lamps and stood in line for hours with buckets to draw water from a public water pipe.

19 Who is foremost in line for a promotion raise?

20 The cast stood in line for the curtain call.

21 His personal record was standing in line for 26 hours for an out-of-town client who flew into Shanghai just to see a reputed traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) doctor.

22 Another verse talks about seeing hungry people standing in line for public aid at the relief office.

23 Comedian Robin Williams is in line for open heart surgery.

24 He assumed he was next in line for the editorship . He got a real slap in the face when they appointed an outsider.

25 A story was going round that the factory was in line for closure.

26 As a lad, Cloud and his two brothers were next in line for the Frankish throne.

27 Fat screaming women ran across the boulevard to get in line for the quiz shows.

28 Puncturing the three blisters received while trying to impress fellow teacup riders with spin speed, get in line for Matterhorn.

29 With those pix and the copy he would concoct, he would be in line for a handsome bonus.

30 Determining the true age distribution is crucial, as it will help set the policy for who should be first in line for vaccines and how to ration antiviral drugs if they are in short supply.

1 A story was going round that the factory was in line for closure.

31 THE scene is familiar, infuriating, and usually met with resignation. Women, legs crossed in discomfort or desperation, wait in line for the lavatory while men saunter in and out of their loos.

32 We stood in line for two hours to get a Snoopy doll.

33 He assumed he was next in line for the editorship.

34 Pakistani refugees wait in line for bread at the Yar Hussain camp.

35 I think I might be in line for a clerkship.

36 Like many of the two dozen or so people who were standing in line for free Shiner Bock beer on Austin's 6th Street, I am a "Creator".