Usage examples of "aisleway".
Congress stood and clapped as she walked down the aisleway to the rostrum, though the Republicans, most of them, did so out of mere politeness, devoid of enthusiasm.
The barn was empty, and the concrete aisleway felt cold and threatening in comparison to the bright rectangles of warm sunlight framed by the doorways at either end.
There was another noise, this time at the far end of the barn, like weeds or bushes scrabbling against the retracted aisleway doors--coming toward the doorway.
The dog was running up and down the aisleway when he got there, and he called her name again, but there was no reply.
The aisleway was a black rectangular mouth in the side of the building.
The dog went into the aisleway like a torpedo, loping all the way through, and then came straight back to Train.
He pointed the helmet light around until he found the ladder to the lower level at the other end of the boiler-front aisleway, then went down one more level.
Ingram, if you can split it up and give yourself an aisleway to your targets.
Still angry at what he was doing, bewildered by his motivation, Goodman yanked the chocks and entered the airplane, stomping up the narrow aisleway to the cockpit.
He stepped inside and glanced down the aisleway, verifying that Phil Knight was already aboard.
Without much enthusiasm, Krispos walked down the hard dirt aisleway toward the throne.
I hit the carpeted aisleway, I grabbed him, and jumped to the pit, appearing in midair, but tumbling backward, unsettling for me, terrifying for Green-bag, who found himself facedown fifty feet in the air.
John Black strode nervously up and down the aisleway of the plane cabin.
The pilot kept screaming this as he was dragged from his seat, along the aisleway to the open door.
Robot 43 glided down the aisleways, finally coming to a stop over the flush stainless-steel sensor pads.