Sentence examples for aisle from inspiring English sources

One charge that wouldn't seem to stick to McConnell, now, is that he can't work across the aisle.

It's a testament to the significance of the Snowden disclosures and also to the hard work of many principled legislators on both sides of the aisle," Jameel Jaffer, the group's deputy legal director, said in a statement.

"There's very much goodwill across the aisle and the chamber on getting this done this year," she said.

Despite filming six full minutes of video, largely centred around the fruit and veg aisle for some reason, I failed to capture anything of value at all, except for the fact that the 2013 Mark Wahlberg film Pain & Gain happened to be retailing on DVD for £2.99.

In the commercial, a housewife encounters the product in a grocery store aisle and ponders whether to add it to her trolley.

It would certainly seem so; on this evidence, Murray, who recently married his long-time girlfriend Kim Sears, will have the locker room's singletons racing for the aisle.

How different to today, where you're faced with a baffling array of bottles when you walk down the average supermarket aisle, and several types of tonic compete for your custom.

So there's no reason why it won't happen to you in, say, the frozen-poultry aisle in Aldi.

The Republican party chairman Reince Priebus, interviewed on Bloomberg television, denied the Iowa results amounted to muddle, saying such close battles were "not unusual on both sides of the aisle" and "all the excitement is on our side" on the way to the general election.

"I would hope that the majority leader would take this morning to work with those on my side of the aisle who are supportive of trade to find the same bipartisan approach," said Wyden.

Airbus's A320, a single-aisle aircraft, was eating into Boeing's market share, and the board had decided to take on Airbus in a price war.