Preposition: of

• nave: The font, at the east end of the south aisle of the nave, is modern, octagonal with paneled sides.

• supermarket: She had been walking down an aisle of the supermarket that had freezer cabinets on both sides.

• church: Nave - The central aisle of the church that leads from the back to the altar at the front of the church.

Converse of object

• wander: Wandering the aisles, every screen displays some intriguing animation sequence, monster design, or view of a half built world.

Adjective modifier

• south: The south aisle, with the tower at its west end.

• north: The wall of the north aisle has been rebuilt.

• carpetted: Carpetted central aisle with longitudinal choir stalls on raised planked floors.

• North: The Ten Commandments are on the West wall of the North aisle.

• South: The Black Death The South aisle was added at the end of the 1340s.

• narrow: A third, the narrow northern aisle, is on the far side of the nave.

Modifies a noun

• seat: Is a family of 3 more likely to take all aisle seats, or 3 seats in the same row?

• chapel: The north aisle lies through the arcade; the archway behind is into the north aisle chapel, beside the chancel.

• roof: In 1814, the south aisle roof was renewed.

• wall: West wall: fresh fabric rather like the infill running down the aisle wall just to the west ( see above ).

Noun used with modifier

• quire: The pavement came from the site of a 3rd-century Roman villa along with a mural displayed on the wall of the south quire aisle.

• chancel: The chancel aisles have four bays, the fourth also belonging to the retrochoir.

• nave: There is a fine 15th century brass cross under the high altar and further portions of a brass monument in the nave aisle.

• north: The north aisle is the newest part of the church.

• choir: The organ is situated at the east end of the south choir aisle, with the attached console facing east.

• supermarket: Here were the meat packing workers who stock the supermarket aisles.