The phrase "a massive line of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a long queue or series of items, people, or events that are significant in size or importance.
Example: "There was a massive line of fans waiting to enter the concert venue, stretching around the block."
Alternatives: "a long queue of" or "an extensive line of".
"But when we've looked at the landscape a bit better, there's a big massive line of bog for miles along here and there's one crossing point across that bog if you want to have dry feet, and it leads right to this little ford.
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When I hopped off the 6 train, I found myself in the middle of a massive line.
The event is slated with a massive line-up of performers, including Tony award winner Lena Hall, Shannon Conley of "Hedwig" fame, burlesque bombshell Dirty Martini, Untitled Queen, Eric Schmalenberger of House of Yes, Lady Simon and Cher Noble.
We have a massive line-up of talent that wants to engage with us and it gives us the opportunity to give something to customers that is unique and a step ahead," said Ellwood.
Hot Fruit, the brainchild of promoter and DJ David Sokolowski, will turn two years old on Monday -- and he's curated a massive line-up of performers to help him celebrate the occasion.
The Culture Whore and Sokolowski arranged a massive line-up of performers and hosts for this event, including politically-charged pop-culture deconstructionist Chris Tyler, Brooklyn-based rapper Charlie Denverr and 2014 Mr(s) Williamsburg winner Aja.
Yet, since it's a GoPro, it will still work with the firm's massive line of accessories and mounts, which is one of the best reasons to opt for a GoPro camera instead of one from a different company.
