Sentence examples for aisle full of from inspiring English sources

Every supermarket or corner store has a low-carb aisle, full of meal replacement bars, sugar-free chocolates and various flavours or cake or biscuit mix.

When Ian McEwan began signing copies of his forthcoming book, "Sweet Tooth" (Doubleday), at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, a long line snaked down the aisle, full of people who had waited more than an hour to get a few moments with him and a free, autographed galley.

There is a scene in the toy warehouse where Buzz wanders into a whole aisle full of Buzz Lightyears, ready for sale - because, explains the Barbie tour-guide, short-sighted merchandisers failed to anticipate demand the first time around back in 1995!

Walk into a Best Buy and there is an aisle full of different fitness trackers and smart watches.

It's the aisle full of mega-packaged junk for your kid's 10.30 AM break.

In some situations, like in grocery stores, many customers will decide which products to buy as they're standing in an aisle full of competing products.

Aisles full of husbands!

It was (and still is) a labyrinthine warehouse stuffed with long, dimly lit aisles full of books.

3D printing itself could be seen as a big threat to those aisles full of toys, although also a big opportunity if their manufacturers embrace it.

They stocked not just lentils and granola but, in contravention of the co-op ethos, indulgences like meat, beer, and wine; there were aisles full of five-gallon bottles of distilled water, to avoid the embarrassment of empty shelf space.

Women are subjected to pharmacy aisles full of fresheners, wipes and sprays that encourage us to believe that without them our genital area is just a smelly, slimy mess, but there is no equivalent for men.