Down the line

[s21d]

" Little did she know then, that down the line, she would get to relive the moment. "

Kindly tell me if the phrase 'down the line' correct in the above sentence if I want to mean that the person doing certain activity was not certain that he would again be doing the same activity in different setting.

 

[lingobingo]

Yes, it works. “Down the line” means at a later date, at some time in the future.

But it doesn’t mean she wasn’t certain — it means she had no idea that that would happen in the future.

 

[kentix]

"Little did she know" really means "She didn't know at all".

The way it's written might sound like she knew it a little bit, but that's not what it really means.

"She had no idea that in the future she would get to relive the moment."

 

[s21d]

Thanks lingobingo and kentix for the help.