up the aisle

The stewardess hears it, and runs up the aisle to tell him the intercom is still on. She trips and falls in her haste.

I felt like a groom walking up the aisle on his wedding day, not really convinced that he's doing the right thing.

Again, the man just groaned, which infuriated the usher who turned and marched briskly back up the aisle in search of his manager.

He kicked aside the staff and walked up the aisle toward the door.

He was standing so when the two young men strode freely up the aisle, confident and cool-eyed, smiling, not giving him so much as a glance.

Many women admired her dress, but an army of male fans were happily distracted by her shapely rear as the procession went up the aisle.

On the wings of hope, of love, of joy, Miss Meadows sped back to the music hall, up the aisle, up the steps, over to the piano.

Every Sunday morning as we walked up the aisle we could see Miss Maddox waddling down it on her bowling-pin legs.

The ice-cream lady walked slowly up the aisle , her head turning this way and that in search of last-minute customers .

A drunken man gets on the bus late one night , staggers up the aisle , and sits next to an elderly woman .

Arm in arm, we inched up the aisle, lurching with the turbulence.

leading the bride up the aisle