"right aisle" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It refers to the aisle or walkway on the right side of a room, building, or location. Example: The bride walked down the right aisle of the church towards her groom, with a smile on her face and her father by her side.
The band began the show by marching single file up the right aisle, past the crowd, and onto the stage.
He and Nicole are due to tie the knot in June 2011, and let's hope they find the right aisle to walk up, not the one marked "crisps, nuts and confectionery".
Sales were flatter than pitta bread.In this section The next frontier After the horse has been bolted The say-on-pay payday Up the right aisle Running out of road Time is money Smog and mirrors How to make a killing ReprintsEnter Georges Plassat, the new boss who joined Carrefour last year.
On all three counts, however, he has suffered setbacks.In this section The next frontier After the horse has been bolted The say-on-pay payday Up the right aisle Running out of road Time is money Smog and mirrors How to make a killing ReprintsBeijing is reeling from the worst smog on record, and the public's mood is as foul as the air.
Companies fear they will end up paying an "annual meeting tax .In this section The next frontier After the horse has been bolted The say-on-pay payday Up the right aisle Running out of road Time is money Smog and mirrors How to make a killing ReprintsSome have decided to fight back.
They wonder: are the skills that are celebrated inside the club useful in the world outside its windows?In this section The next frontier After the horse has been bolted The say-on-pay payday Up the right aisle Running out of road Time is money Smog and mirrors How to make a killing ReprintsOnce upon a time business could not get enough of the smell of cordite.
11 min: Neto goes on a dash down the right-hand aisle, but before he can cross the wheels come off his trolley.
As the concert got under way, a listener on the right-hand aisle started muttering to himself, apparently because he found the production offensive.
The strings sounded weak, routinely overrun by the brass and percussion; from the right-hand aisle the performance sometimes sounded like an arrangement of the "Ring" for Volga boatmen and symphonic band.
Jubilee history buffs may want to inspect the small portrait of Boniface VIII proclaiming the first Holy Year, a fragment of a fresco believed to have been executed by Giotto, above the middle-right aisle.
/ Does it dry up / like a raisin in the sun?" By 8 12 P.M., there were eight conspicuously empty seats off the center-right aisle, four in Row D and four in Row E. (I was in Row F, on the other side).
