A large man sat at the end of one pew.

They sat next to one another in the front pew.

Take any pew you like, but the best view is up forward.

But that was a case of right church, wrong pew.

There were two women and a man in the front pew.

It was just because I happened to go into the pew first.

For a half hour he sat in the first pew.

John was sitting in the front pew with his mother.

The woman in the front pew had turned and was watching them.

Instead she took a seat on a pew at the back.

Then she brought it to those of us sitting in the front pew.

The new Pew research puts the current number at 83 million people.

The Pew report clearly showed that is not the case.

In the front pew the couple sat waiting to be married.

Max got up from his pew and went over to him.

Ryan and his family went to the first pew on the right.

I looked around to see that every pew was filled.

He sat right across from me in the corner pew.

He laid one hand along the back of the pew.

I rolled out from under the pew and got up.

Crash was near the back of the church in a pew.

In the front pew to his right was the family, the two sons.

His head struck the pew in front of him and down he went.

"Would you like to join us in the family pew?"

He pointed to a pew for me to sit in.