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The phrase "a laundry line" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a line or cord on which laundry is hung to dry, typically found outdoors.
Example: "On sunny days, I love to hang my clothes out on a laundry line to dry naturally."
Alternatives: "clothesline" or "washing line".
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A burka flapped on a laundry line.
The red suggests blood, and the rope a laundry line.
The entrails of a slaughtered sheep were drying on a laundry line in the courtyard.
The rumpled venetian blinds, cigarettes in a sand-filled ashtray, and clothespins on a laundry line are deceptively random — this is some of Demand's best work yet.
Julie Kuberka stood on the edge of the Hudson River here, pulling in a laundry line cord with a white plastic tile at its end.
Moments later the dancer slipped between handsomely colored panels, hanging from what looked like a laundry line, to enter into the dark stage space and narrative.
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She was otherwise involved with drying out everything she owns on a sagging laundry line beside a makeshift bonfire.
This can be used as a quick laundry line, as well as a way to tie a torn backpack.
Instead of foxholes or shelters, they had spread coloured mattresses and blankets on the berm, giving it the look of a giant laundry line.
Nitpicking that this country's human rights are like this, that country's like that, it was a veritable laundry line, with enough items hanging off it to fill hundreds of sacks.... It's funny all right, like a crow mimicking a swan.
So we rigged the raft with a spool of laundry line and hoped for the best.
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