Sentence examples for aisle to a from inspiring English sources

He looked across the aisle to a display of cherry tomatoes ($7.99 a pound).

On June 14, Ms. Kraus walked down the aisle to a recording of Miss Piggy singing "He'll Make Me Happy".

Kathleen: I walked down the aisle to a song from "The Sound of Music," the one from when Maria was getting married.

As Bruno, Alex D. Linz stays grounded in the airiest moments and seems dignified even when he slithers down the aisle to a spelling bee championship in a ball gown.

Face it: you'll walk down the aisle to a Rudimental track, the first sound your new baby will hear is a trumpet and your last words on your deathbed will be "this one's a tuuuuune!", leaving your loved ones to argue about why the only beneficiary in your will is DJ Locksmith.

The steep aisle to a curtained service bay.

Her mentors are influential and hail from both sides of the political aisle, to an extent that can set Democrats to twitching.

At the technical level Gothic architecture is characterized by the ribbed vault (a vault in which stone ribs carry the vaulted surface), the pointed arch, and the flying buttress (normally a half arch carrying the thrust of a roof or vault across an aisle to an outer pier or buttress).

On my flight home, I switched from the aisle to an empty window seat.

— the Times, January 30 , 2013Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: Riding the uptown 1 train on a recent Tuesday, I glanced across the aisle to see a distinguished older gentleman crying softly into a pocket-handkerchief.

Ms. Spears, dressed as a naughty stewardess, lasciviously mops a spilled cocktail from a passenger's lap, then crosses the aisle to kiss a baby.