Customers, eager and hungry, line up outside.

Meaning: This means that the customers, who are very interested and enthusiastic and feeling a need to eat, are standing in a row outside the shop.

Choice of Words: Customers are people who buy goods or services from a business. Eager means very interested or enthusiastic. Hungry means feeling a need to eat. Line means a row of people or things. Up means in a vertical position. Outside means not inside a building or vehicle. When you put them together, "Customers, eager and hungry, line up outside" means that the customers, who are very interested and enthusiastic and feeling a need to eat, are standing in a row outside the shop.

Alternative Expressions

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• Customers lined up outside the bakery, eager to buy the delicious bread.
• Sizzling steaks tempted hungry customers.
• The guests arrived hungry and eager to eat.
• I stepped outside, eager to start my adventure.
• Hungry people patiently waited in the long line.
• Customers love the cake and buy it often.
• Baker's smile, warm and kind, greets customers.
• Fresh bread, warm and crusty, delights customers.
• Customers bought bread with great joy.
• Baker's smile warmed customers' hearts.