Uploaded June 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago

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MULTIPLE FORMS OF IN LINE

📌 In line: in a lineup

✏️ We waited in line for hours to get tickets to the concert.

📌 (next) In line (to): in a position to take over a position

✏️ Prince William is in line to inherit the throne of England after King Charles passes away.

📌 In-line: Arranged in a straight line

✏️ Skating with in-line skates is not the same as skating with ice skates.

📌 On the line: at risk

✏️ There is too much on the line with this bid, so go over the proposal again and make sure there are absolutely no mistakes.

📌 In line with: agreeing with something, aligned with

✏️ The government’s new economic policy is not in line with many of its allies’, which has created a rift at the G7 meeting.