Sentence examples for long aisle of from inspiring English sources

The long aisle of avocados.

In 1995, at the funeral of the extraordinary journalist James Reston, I watched Arthur Ochs Sulzberger of The New York Times escort Katharine Graham of The Washington Post up the long aisle of the National Cathedral in Washington.

For instance, our team trainer Marc Chamberlain occasionally walked up and down the long aisle of the plane, checking on each player's nagging injuries just like he does on long bus rides through New England.

BLOOMBERG'S newsroom is so Sam's-Club-warehouse-big that it needs guideposts for what each long aisle of editors and reporters covers: "Stocks," "Emerging Markets," Corporate Finance" and so on.

Ours is a perfectly good, serviceable relationship, shaped as it is by long aisles of distracting merchandise and extensive shopping lists.

The Boys Market at the distant end of my block had long aisles of packaged and canned goods, but the fresh vegetable counters still followed the seasons.

Frieze New York, housed in a serpentine tent structure that snakes across Randall's Island overlooking the East River, demands at least an entire day of fair visitors, from the ferry ride to the long aisles of artworks by over a thousand artists.

Or the 90-foot-long aisle of appliances placed within sight of the model kitchen.

The line to the bathroom snaked halfway down the long aisle for most of the 16 hour ride.

Their outfits, from the museum's costume and textile collection, are arranged on either side of a long aisle.

There's a long aisle bursting with little bags of chips and pretzels, suitable for putting into school lunch boxes.