"in a different line" is a valid sentence fragment that can be used in written English.
For example, you could write: "I had never seen an orange elephant before, so I wrote it down in a different line."
In a different line of research we have developed several algorithms to predict local features from sequence.
The alternative arrangements may include measures like anonymous grading (where practical) or direct evaluation or supervision by someone at or above the level of the senior person in the relationship, or by someone in a different line of authority.
According to Lorol, while some trainees are college leavers, many train drivers apply for the job having already followed a career in a different line of work, so Puffett's career change is not unusual.
In a different line of attack, anti-abortion groups have promoted stricter rules for abortion facilities, requiring clinics in certain states to meet costly building standards and requiring that abortion doctors have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals.
"He's the kind of guy who, when you see him in line at the supermarket, you go and get in a different line so you won't have to make conversation," a friend from Connecticut protested, when Al Gore announced that he had chosen Lieberman to be his running mate.
In a different line of tax abuse cases, in February 2009, Swiss Bank UBS entered into a deferred prosecution deal and paid $780 million in fines, for its role in helping Americans hide assets offshore.
Two subjects Even after taking into account the above suggestions, many will still feel undecided and in need of a different line of attack.
Kristie Mayhugh had been enrolled in the prestigious veterinary program at Texas A&M but is currently earning a living in an automotive plant—"a different line of work,"as she dryly puts it.
For example, in Asia people draw a different line between eye contact and staring.
And we have a different line in Asia.
Now the pirouettes aren't crisp, and each one has a different line in attitude.
