Sentence examples for clogging the aisle from inspiring English sources

And I nearly missed his swing because nine fans were clogging the aisle in front of me, looking for their seats.

But there will probably not be many forklifts clogging the aisles, or employees restocking the shelves.

But shoppers are clogging the aisles at the newly opened Toys R UsUs on Broadway at 44th Street.

All that's old hat now, with so much highfalutin chin music scrambling book buyers' minds, slowing them down, clogging the aisles.

The marchers are not contemplating picketing gun stores, clogging the aisles at gun shows or sitting in at the offices of recalcitrant politicians -- activities that would raise the costs of not taking the moms seriously.

Word spread, and now, every Friday from 10 a.m. to noon, a half-dozen men gather around a card table to strum guitars, mandolins and ukuleles as an accordion hums and a small crowd clogs the aisle.

But packing and picking groceries from stores could clog the aisles and frustrate customers.

Will lines clog the aisles of supermarkets as cashiers fumble trying to figure out euro change?

They clogged the aisles and took up all the space in the overhead compartments with their hatboxes and tefillin boxes.

For the second game in a row, Mets fans clogged the aisles and filed out of Citi Field en masse before the final out.

On Thursday, when the Food Expo opened, there were gaps in the expected sea of conventioneers who typically clog the aisles of the 1.4- million-square-foot exhibition hall.