The phrase "a large line" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a line that is long in length or significant in size, often in contexts such as queues, drawings, or written text.
Example: "There was a large line of people waiting to enter the concert venue."
Alternatives: "a long line" or "an extensive line".
This year, he budgeted $163,000 — a large line item in a budget of $3.8 million.
CSX also owns a large line of container ships and another of barge carriers.
At the ice cream shop on Third Avenue in the East Village, a large line of students from New York University waited outside for a free taste.
Nonetheless, that didn't stop the firm from heavy borrowing of about $225 million, both by issuing bonds and by drawing on a large line of credit.
The company's share price has declined nearly 60percentt since Ms. Lyne was named chief executive, however, in large part because of troubles at Kmart, the retailer that carries a large line of Martha Stewart merchandise.
Because the requirements for a cashier appear to be the ability to crack gum and feign indifference when a large line forms and you are busy texting your peeps.
The Himalayan topography makes it difficult to obtain coherent backscatter signal, resulting in possibility of a large line-of-sight (LoS) displacement model error.
The Volt is the first model in what is sure to be a large line-up of extended-range electric vehicles with the same electric motor backed by a gasoline-powered generator.
Also get a large, lined garbage can into which you can throw things that you don't want to keep, sell, or donate.
Sometimes, small tornadoes develop in individual thunderstorms ahead of a larger line or embedded within the line.
Elbows, wrists, shoulders can all be given peculiar accentuations, but you always feel his sense of a larger line.
