Sentence examples for central aisle from inspiring English sources

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He picked his way up the central aisle, passing the regulars at the 8 30 a.m.

When I moved to the central aisle, I realised I was wrong.

Unlike most synagogues, there is no central aisle leading to the bimah, or altar.

The bodies lay in unrecognizable knots, mostly in a cramped central aisle aiming toward the doors.

Palladio's facade became a design prototype for classical churches with a high nave, or central aisle, and lower aisles.

Granny turns to Niko, "What is the name of the central aisle in a church?" "Nave," he shoots back.

The former contained 134 mighty papyrus columns, 12 of which formed the higher central aisle (76 feet [23 metres] high).

Suddenly, in the middle of the third-act quartet that follows "La donna e mobile," a shadowed figure was seen scurrying up the Met's central aisle.

The stage and seating area is divided by black curtains on each side of a central aisle, creating a corridor through which the audience must enter.

And despite the Met's vast size and two central aisles, the powers that be decided to place Natalie Portman, the three choreographers and the ballet's executive director in the seats immediately behind, before and across the aisle from me.