aisles造句

They were prowling the aisles.

They walked about the Abbey aisles, and presently sat down.

He led the way through dark, box-lined aisles.

RED lanterns adorn the aisles of a small supermarket.

The aisles were lined with cages full of mice, rats, gerbils and hamsters.

Test the fishing rods and see what you can "catch" from the other aisles.

A show so good it is guaranteed to have you dancing in the aisles!

The snack aisles in supermarkets are very big and have lots of choices.

The church was divided into three aisles by two rows of three cross-shaped pillars.

Now Tina, we just have half of the aisles left to go through; don't be upset. It won't be long.

Some gentlemen walked up the aisles, each with a copper plate. The plates were handed over to those sitting near the aisles, and passed inwards, one by one, while people clattered coins into them.

The key design concept of the space is that the suspended rooms are connected with suspended Bridges and sideway aisles.

How restlessly we pace the aisles, damning the minutes for loitering — waiting, waiting, waiting for the station.

Retailers often identify potential "impulse buys" and stock them at the ends of aisles and close to the checkout stand.

We steer our shopping carts down supermarket aisles without realizing that the apparent bounty is a shiny stage set held up by increasingly shaky scaffolding.

Day and night, all the reporters trapped in during the stay in a in the aisles, because we feel, seems to safety.

A woman was in one of those endless aisles looking at a few moulding machines with big "QT" signs on them.

Beware the forced march through the aisles. Milk and meat are at the back of the store so shoppers must walk through the store to get to them.

When was the last time you were browsing the aisles at Thermostats 'R Us or ThermoMart and thought, "man, that thermostat looks so great I just want it in my home, regulating its temperature"?

But to clerical consternation, (veiled) women now operate the tills in Ikea, a Swedish furniture outlet, in a poorer part of Riyadh, and men and women queue in mixed aisles.

Steer clear of the "addiction aisles" - the ones lined with potato chips and other high-fat, high-calorie snacks on one side, soda pop, liquor and candy along the other.

The withdrawn and tense sky seems 39 groined like the aisles of a cathedral, and the polished air sparkles as if there were crystals of ice floating in it.

For readers, e-books have meant a transformation not just of the reading experience, but of the book-buying tradition of strolling aisles, perusing covers and being able to hold books in their hands.