Sentence examples for front aisle from inspiring English sources

A big crowd assembled in the front aisle.

It is basically Wilma, with seats filled in a pattern as intricate as a microchip's circuitry: rear window and middle first, front window and middle next, followed by rear aisle, then front aisle.

Although Mrs. Yoo at first declares that she loves all of the buttons equally, she does admit to being partial to the very colorful 1940's buttons that are in the center of the front aisle and says that she has taken some of her favorites home and framed them in a grouping.

But as as checkout lines snaked down the store's front aisle, even he said the turnout was surprising.

"It's like a high-fructose corn syrup factory usurped about one-third of the store," my friend said, recounting a recent excursion to her Sacramento supermarket where row after row of Halloween candy had usurped the front aisles.

For many airlines, fees for checked bags ($3.4 billion last year in the United States alone), and various services like front-of-line boarding, up-front aisle seating, and in-flight meals mean the difference between profit and loss.

That would be in the area in front of Aisle 6, where computer tablets are sold, near a pallet-size display of Scotch tape.

While new beauty collections typically occupy front-end aisles over a set number of weeks, the multicultural lines will hold the spotlight for eight months, she said.

Ushers in the front-row aisles of the second and third levels were holding onto the railing as the tiers rocked up and down six inches in either direction.

Dancing down front, in an aisle between pews, was a woman in an elaborate dress with a lace corsage whose breast cancer had been eradicated, Daughtry had said, through the prayers of her church sisters: "The eggheads will say her chemotherapy worked, but everyone who uses chemotherapy isn't cured".

In both cases, it's a good idea to seat their parents near the front by the aisle, and let the little ones know it's okay if they need to take a break to be with mom and dad.