Sentence examples for aisles from inspiring English sources

However, the chance to pad through the shadowy aisles of damp barrels, and admire the ecclesiastical architecture shouldn't be missed.

Tesco Vin Plus Cité Europe (open 8.30am-10pm weekdand and 9pm on Sunday) Also in the Cité Europe is Tesco's Vin Plus, with bottles and cases well ordered along its aisles and one of the biggest tasting areas of the Calais wine shops, with 60 bottles open at any one time.

Once on the trains, the misery continued, with passengers tweeting pictures of packed carriages with people standing crowded together in aisles.

A maze of sandy lanes run like aisles through the cathedral darkness of the forests and between stone walls from village to village, while shepherds' tracks zig up into the mountains and zag back down again.

There is no obvious role for anything between, especially if it involves being peered at suspiciously by security guards or pushing trolleys down miles of identical aisles.

It's a great arrangement of a fantastic piece that will leave you dancing in the aisles.

The dining room has wide aisles and the restrooms are accessible.

It's easier to go down the aisles and along the gangways to get to where you want to go.

Unlike the US concept of outlet shops, they mostly resemble giant jumble sales with no logic to the layout in terms of sizing or labels and no changing rooms to try anything on, leaving shoppers to strip off in the aisles.

Suddenly, the over-lit aisles of Tesco have never looked more bleak.

The lexicon for most retailers runs from impulse buy to splurge to treat; they prefer us to wander the aisles with our eyes wide open and our minds shut tight.