"never ending line" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe something that continues without stopping or coming to an end. Example: The never ending line of customers at the popular ice cream truck was a testament to its delicious treats.
Despite the seemingly crowded streets and never ending lines of yellow taxis, it is remarkably easy to bike in New York – particularly if you know where to go and how to best manoeuvre yourself.
Such innocent times... Now, you've hit what I'll call the security labyrinth...the never ending winding line to the security scanners.
Brutal traffic, never ending security lines and delayed flights?
The women remember this never-ending line of bodies and the routine nature of blood and dying and rocket attacks.
Did I think she actually liked standing there answering the exact same question from a never-ending line of childishly outraged foreigners?
The longer we drove, the deeper our eyes would sink into that never-ending line, leading us somewhere between the infinity of the sky and the ground of fire.
As we stood in what seemed like a never-ending line waiting to get on, I was pushed by luggage carts, shoved by strollers and drooled on by, well, that is another story.
Already a few battle lines have been drawn between residents defending their historic trading spots and the developers who have turned much of the Thai capital into a never-ending line up of shopping malls.
After months of mocking the Cronut and its never-ending line, we can finally say this: we get it.
It was impressive and majestic as there was what felt like a never-ending line of bikers rolling along by your side".
Hundreds of thousands of men and women have been forced to wait in a never-ending line alongside countless other veterans, all hoping to one day see the light at the end of the VA backlog tunnel.
