aisle **

She must stand in line to leave an aisle for them.

I was looking for a way out into the aisle.

A man came down the aisle which they had made.

All but the second one back on the outside aisle.

I looked them over as they came down the aisle.

I went down the aisle myself with one of the last groups.

He went down the center aisle and found her near the front.

She made her way up the aisle without looking back.

Then he had turned and was coming back down the aisle.

Two things my friends on the other side of the aisle believe in as well.

IT is the same on the other side of the aisle.

I walk the rest of the way down the aisle.

Every aisle looked the same as the one before it.

As a Republican, he can work one side of the aisle.

He knew a single step would bring the aisle into full view.

She said nothing, just turned around again and walked down the aisle.

There is a table at the end of the aisle.

An aisle was added on the north side in 1849.

In 1753 a north aisle was added to the church.

He stood up in the aisle, so I could get out.

I looked up again, along the aisle, No one had moved.

One sat on either side of him, the third across the aisle.

They were both sitting on the other side of the aisle.

Across the aisle from us sat a young woman with two small children and a baby.

A very long aisle is too far for the friends to walk down.