Sentences with phrase «face aisle seats»

The seats by the windows face aisle seats, the distance is to far for conversation, but angled for awkward eye contact.

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His face wasn't the only anxious one — with us both having aisle seats, and the «side» that the bub needed to feed from would mean that my boob would practically be in his lap.

This creates an aisle along the side to access the back row, which is a necessity if the seats in the second row are still in the rear - facing position.

Pick one of the scores of mock room set - ups and have a seat at a desk or on a kid's bean bag, facing away from the aisle.

Some looked over their shoulders as Mr. Silver, once the powerful speaker of the New York State Assembly who now faces political corruption charges, slowly walked up the courtroom aisle to his seat at a long desk that faced Valerie E. Caproni, the presiding judge.

Finally, most Upper Class seats are positioned so that you are facing someone across the aisle.

The seats in even - numbered rows face the aisle and do not have quite as much privacy.

Our United Polaris business class cabins feature forward - facing, direct - aisle - access seats that recline flat, providing sleeping space up to 6 feet 6 inches long and up to 23 inches wide.

Our new United Polaris business class cabins feature forward - facing, direct - aisle - access seats that recline flat, providing sleeping space up to 6 feet 6 inches long and up to 23 inches wide.

Instead, seats 1A and 2A have the most privacy because there's a big wall across the aisle, the the seats in the middle section facing the opposite windows.

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Although it's a window seat and you are facing away from the aisle a little it doesn't seem particularly private, it would be better if the right arm rest (which feels a long way away) rose up higher to create a bit of a screen, as you're quite aware of people walking by.

The solo seats face the window and the middle seats face inward with your head by the aisle.

All seats faced forward and had aisle access, except for the window seats (where you had to climb over the legs of your neighbour to get to the aisle).