| walk aisle | 1.38 | The train tilts, making it hard to walk the aisles. | ||
| roam aisle | 0.99 | You could roam the aisles and take anything you wanted. | ||
| wander aisle | 0.99 | Just wander the aisles of your favorite computer store. | ||
| cross aisle | 0.66 | Five Democrats crossed the aisle to support it. | ||
| up aisle | 0.66 | An usher darted up an aisle. | ||
| fill aisle | 0.59 | A crush of shoppers filled the aisles Friday at the Burlington Mall. | ||
| block aisle | 0.46 | Strollers block the aisles. | ||
| clog aisle | 0.46 | There were rural-looking folks and hunter-looking folks clogging the aisles. | ||
| have aisle | 0.46 | Any drugstore has an aisle of products for cold symptoms. | ||
| prowl aisle | 0.46 | She follows up by prowling the aisles, prospecting for customers. | ||
| browse aisle | 0.33 | Arab women in headscarves browsed the aisles. | ||
| line aisle | 0.33 | There was an array of purple toys lining the aisle. | ||
| widen aisle | 0.33 | Aisles were widened and the fresh food areas expanded. | ||
| clear aisle | 0.26 | Clear the aisles, please. | ||
| crowd aisle | 0.26 | The aisles are becoming crowded in other cities, too. | ||
| cruise aisle | 0.26 | The convention audience cruised the aisles toting canvas and plastic bags that quickly filled with glossy brochures and giveaways. | ||
| jam aisle | 0.26 | Also, the aisles were jammed by eager punters. | ||
| stroll aisle | 0.26 | Another captor strolled the aisles, threatening them. | ||
| work aisle | 0.26 | And, of course, there were candidates working the aisles for their coming elections. |