The phrase "large line" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a long queue or a large group of people or items. For example, "The store had a large line of customers waiting to purchase the new product."
This year, he budgeted $163,000 — a large line item in a budget of $3.8 million.
At the ice cream shop on Third Avenue in the East Village, a large line of students from New York University waited outside for a free taste.
Nonetheless, that didn't stop the firm from heavy borrowing of about $225 million, both by issuing bonds and by drawing on a large line of credit.
The company's share price has declined nearly 60percentt since Ms. Lyne was named chief executive, however, in large part because of troubles at Kmart, the retailer that carries a large line of Martha Stewart merchandise.
Because the requirements for a cashier appear to be the ability to crack gum and feign indifference when a large line forms and you are busy texting your peeps.
For example, Pic said, if he's in a hairpin corner, he has a car that is effective on the front wheels, then he will tend to make a large line through the corner.
But two new books contend that the large lines of the problem are already clear.
Among the benefits are "extremely large lines of credit", according to court records filed by Jacobs.
Large lines have formed outside the main embassies in Skopje as people apply for visas, and there has been a run on foreign currency.
He points to the program's large line-up of mentors, as an example of that.
Six independent interferograms acquired from ascending orbit during 2007 2011 commonly indicate large line-of-sight (LOS) shortening.
