The phrase "a string of line" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a misphrasing; the correct expression would typically be "a string of lines."
Example: "The artist created a beautiful piece using a string of lines that flowed together seamlessly."
Alternatives: "a series of lines" or "a sequence of lines."
Having struggled to compete for much of the game at the set-piece, Bath finally found some headway with a string of line-outs, but Semesa Rokoduguni was bundled into touch after a driving maul gave Bath field position.
"The animation in Flora is generated by overlapping sine waves that travel through a string of lines," Artus explains to The Creators Project.
They have satellite dishes and a string of cable television lines set up in Kaktovik, a complex of small wooden and corrugated-steel homes and other buildings that hugs the shore of an ice floe-laden sea.
2.43am BST Richard Adams: And we are now entering that part of the evening of the Democratic national convention known as "Kicking Mitt Romney in the Head," in which a string of Democrats line up not to praise Mitt Romney but to bury him under a pile of bombast.
And the effect of a string of irrelevant LINE-1 DNA popping into the middle of a functional gene is indeed traumatic.
Top Gear Live has a string of events lined up this year in Sydney in April, Belfast in May, Sheffield and Johannesburg in June and at London's O2 in November.
At DDB, Mr. Levenson collaborated with art directors, including Len Sirowitz and especially Helmut Krone, to produce a string of ad lines from the 1960s that have endured in the public memory.
So the doors were opened 20 minutes early, and by then, the crowd had grown to 300 and a string of people lined up outside the gymnasium and around the corner.
Top Gear Live has a string of events lined up this year including in Sydney, Australia in April, Belfast in May, Sheffield and Johannesburg, South Africa in June and at London's O2 in November.
The group – best known for their 1979 hit I Don't Like Mondays – had originally reunited to play last year's Isle Of Wight festival, but have since completed a sold-out UK tour and feature on a string of festival line-ups this summer.
The queen is dead*, slain by the marvellous Sabine Lisicki, and there are a string of hopefuls lining up to claim their place on the throne, and inevitably the attention has turned to New Serena, Sloane Stephens, now that Old Serena, Serena Williams, is out.
