Aisles is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AISLES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• AISLE, a passage between seats
• a passage between cabinets and shelves of goods in a supermarket or other building
• (in a church) a lower part parallel to the nave, choir, or transept, from which it is divided by pillars
• a passage between rows of seats in a building such as a church or theatre, an aircraft, or train
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a passageway between sections of seats

Words related to AISLES

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How to use AISLES in a sentence

• The earth had never looked so bright as we rode through the green aisles all filled with the happy song of birds.
• Then he went slipping swiftly through the narrow aisles.
• Eight long, roomy tables are arranged at intervals, with broad aisles between, through which the white-aproned waiters hurry noiselessly about.
• They were arranged in rows, lengthwise the ship, of course, with aisles only two feet wide between each row.
• To add to her nervousness she soon noticed that two men, who were standing in one of the aisles, were watching her every movement for some reason or other.
• The nave has two aisles, and massive piers with engaged columns support the transverse and lateral arches.
• Already the deep aisles were dim with gathering shadows.
• Within romantic forest aisles, Within romantic paths we walked, I bathed me in her sister smiles, I breathed her beauty as we talked.
• The thick, cloudy atmosphere darkened still more the light which came through the stained windows, and a solemn twilight reigned in the long aisles.
• We have already spoken of the aisles attached to the sides of the choir, and their beautiful embellishments.
• Avebury Church, just without the rampart, was originally a Saxon building, its aisles being Norman additions.
• It formed a magnificent natural temple, and as the sun struck in through the long, broad aisles, soft and rich were the lights and shadows that flickered over the green floor.
• The pupils of the various aisles then try to guess what the sentences of the other aisles are.
• It was difficult to move without knocking something down, and one stepped delicately in narrow aisles, to avoid islands of piled, precious objects.
• Up and down the sounding, carpetless aisles the parents would pass, carrying out some child to comfort it.
• I am not thinking of stately processions moving up the aisles of churches to the sound of music.
• From his window he could see the blue waters of the lake between the aisles of straight pines.
• There is no instance in existence of a transept having western without eastern aisles.
• The eastern transepts do not project beyond the aisles.
• The vault of the aisles is of stone, with only structural ribs, finely moulded and with carved bosses.
• The builders of the nave therefore determined to remove these piers and to alter the whole scheme of the arches, so as to make them fit the new aisles.
• The columns of the trees were like cathedral aisles and the pure breath of the wind was fresh with life.
• Once off the level spur of the mountain they made better time, for the snow thinned out on the slope and gradually gave way to the brown dry aisles of the forest.
• The students filed down the aisles, going quickly to their proper sections, which formed in the hall outside.
• A weird twilight that did not come from an outer world, but seemed born of the wood itself, slowly filled and possessed the aisles.
• The walls and the aisles were very dark, the daylight creeping, mysteriously subdued, along the body of the church.
• Wandering through the leafy aisles of the forest, she seemed brought nearer to God and his mercy.

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