The phrase "a large line of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or extensive series of items, people, or concepts that are arranged in a line or sequence.
Example: "There was a large line of customers waiting outside the store for the grand opening."
Alternatives: "a long queue of" or "an extensive line of".
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.
Not only did it finance Dewey's operations through a large line of credit, but it also lent money to newly hired partners to cover their capital contributions to the firm.
My brother-in-law persuaded my husband to take out a large line of credit at the bank, then forged his signature and transferred the money to his own account.
The Himalayan topography makes it difficult to obtain coherent backscatter signal, resulting in possibility of a large line-of-sight (LoS) displacement model error.
Repayments can be made voluntarily at any point, with no penalty for early repayment, to help reduce future interest due and allow for a larger line of credit to grow for subsequent use.
Prior to that time, repayments can be made voluntarily at any point, with no penalty for early repayment, to help reduce future interest due and allow for a larger line of credit to grow for subsequent use.
The set will arrive in the second half of the year, priced at $160, and is the first of what Lego expects to be a larger line of educational sets for kids who aren't quite ready to make the jump to Mindstorms.
But the biggest single victim is Bear Stearns & Co., which claims Silipigno "misappropriated" as much as $6 million in loans that were part of a larger line of credit that once was as high as $75 million.
