IN LINE
(adverb, adj.sat)Did you mean?
Definitions
There are 3 meanings of the phrase
In Line.
In Line - as an adverb
One behind another in a line or queue
Example: "They waited in line for the tickets"
In Line - as an adjective satellite
Being next in a line of succession
Example: "He was in line for the presidency"
Awaiting something; especially something due
Example: "People were in line at the checkout counter"
Example Sentences
"She stood in line for hours to buy concert tickets."
"The students waited in line for their turn to be called."
"The books on the shelf were all neatly in line."
"The soldiers marched in line, following their commanding officer."
"The cars were parked in line along the street."
