There are chairs and desks on both sides of the chamber, divided by a centre aisle.

The side aisle and centre aisle are the same height.

Each consists of a standard class open passenger saloon with a centre aisle, a guard's compartment with hand brake and a lockable luggage compartment.

This was set into the centre aisle of the nave and then in 2007 moved to be positioned vertically in the north transept.

The auditorium was specifically designed round without a centre aisle and wood paneled walls for acoustic reasons.

A classical singer interrupted her recital to race down a church aisle and wrestle with two thieves who were trying to steal 150 from a charity collection.

She stopped mid-note to race down the church aisle and wrestle it back.

Certainly church aisles should not serve as runways to flaunt the latest fads.

Hypermarkets are no longer the way ahead — the clothing and electrical goods that once filled the aisles are now sold over the internet.

The choir comes down out of the choir loft to fill the aisles as the people hold hands during the benediction.

Last weekend we had a lot of people come forward, and they filled the aisles.

In the final show, the audience filled the aisles, standing and sitting in every available space.

Those who could not find a seat filled the aisles or watched outside the room on television monitors.

If there isn't one near you, try the supermarket's world food aisle.

When you go supermarket shopping, visit the world food aisle.

Save the pennies by heading to the frozen food aisle.

The hand of destiny was hovering over the frozen food aisle.

The gull was chucked out after perching in the pet food aisle.

They found replica headgear in a bargain bin among the grocery aisles.

Price rises in the grocery aisles have accelerated in the past six months.

Pierogi maintain their place in the grocery aisles to this day.

A rush of pleasure at the trees lining the aisle in the abbey - and a hope that they will be cared for afterwards.

Photographs of the couple growing up lined the aisle.

Several epitaphs have been preserved as examples of what once lined the aisles of the church.

Our seats are arranged one on each side of a narrow aisle, and every window has its own curtains.

Wood panelled, with green baize and original pewter fittings, our snug compartment squeezes in two single bunks separated by a narrow aisle.

For some reason, probably weakness, the north aisle was rebuilt late in the 14th century on the old foundations of the narrow aisle.

Customers shuffled along the narrow aisles, weaving between huge festive displays.

Narrow aisles appear to go on for miles.

A male shopper roams the aisles in a desperate search for an item.

Chances are, you'll be free to roam the aisles unrecognised.

Then, he roamed the aisles on his own with his guitar, shaking hands with fans.

During the test, dozens of proctors roamed the aisles to prevent cheating.

The team, therefore, wanted to see if humans also responded to physical markers that would influence their subconscious desire to reach the end of a shopping aisle.

On the plus side, the top shelf in the shopping aisles, previously out of bounds, was now accessible.

Supermarkets hand us trolleys so huge that you need the skills of an articulated lorry driver to manoeuvre them between the shopping aisles.

Postings on social media outline people's theories that younger shoppers increasingly treat shopping aisles like go-kart tracks, while others plead with supermarkets to introduce traffic lights in the aisles.

Like a frantic contestant in a corporate version of supermarket sweep, it launched itself down the shopping aisles.

Walk down a supermarket aisle and you could be forgiven for thinking you are the only person still eating meat and dairy.

Ingredient lists for a particular dish can be downloaded to a mobile phone in the supermarket aisle and video recipes followed on laptops in the kitchen.

They each had to pick an item to use while walking down the supermarket aisle, and the evaluation was elimination style.

They are stacked, these days, in supermarket aisles.

Never shop when you are hungry, don't shop online for food and avoid the supermarket aisles in which processed foods are stocked.

I want to settle down, buy a home together, have a family and walk down the aisle.

Will she get away in time to walk down the aisle or will she end up spending the night alone in a cell?

But due to an error they are double-booked, and only one of them can walk down the aisle at the dream venue.

Are we really going to walk this aisle?

Without a make-up artist on hand, you'll run the risk of being too frustrated to walk down the aisle.

We don't go there for bargains but to wander the aisles that resist the garish logic of big chains.

I find wandering the aisles a respite.

That prompted residents' fears that gangs of shoplifters could wander the aisles with calculators to make sure they steal enough for a police-free getaway.