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The phrase "after row of" is not correct in English as it is missing an article before "row." You can use it when referring to multiple rows of something, but it should be "after a row of" or "after rows of."
Example: "After a row of trees, we finally reached the clearing."
Alternatives: "following a row of" or "behind a row of."
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Row after row of minuses.
Row after row of everything we'd done.
Row after row of people, mostly young, behind computers.
Row after row of barren blue seats across the giant stadium made the crowd seem minuscule.
Row after row of clothes were hanging there — yachting outfits, dinner jackets, blazers, sports clothes.
Row after row of frames, engines, wheels, tires and various parts, like crops ready to harvest.
One, the huge, arch-roofed Unification Market in Pyongyang, sports row after row of stalls.
"No one is missing row after row of book booths," Mr. Boulware said.
Row after row of carefully sourced vinyl is quietly rifled through by dedicated shoppers.
The floor was lined with cots, row after row of them.
Row after row of clothes were hanging there yachting outfits, dinner jackets, blazers, sports clothes.
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