But this approach is a blind alley.

There's a swimming pool and a bowling alley.

Tornado Alley covers the northern section of Texas.

Students taking bowling went to an area bowling alley.

Thankfully, there was an Armani store just outside the alley where Dima had slept.

They decided to, eventually, and drove into a dark alley, with him on their tail.

The xiadao xiaoxi (back alley news) has long been replete with rumors of things going awry.

People gather at the alley in which the house where the Shia were killed in Cairo today.

Right now, it more often feels like lurking in a spooky alley with a surveillance camera overlooking the scene.

Not only would it have been burned in engines and added to global warming, but there's a place called Cancer Alley, and the reason it's called Cancer Alley is because the petrochemical industry takes that oil and turns it into plastic and, in the process, kills people.

These deep axioms are implicit in economics as well, but, if left unscrutinized, they can steer policymakers into a blind alley.

For too many years the Baltic Sea was a blind alley on the political map of Europe divided by the Iron Curtain.

But that can no longer be an argument against diplomacy now that Israeli unilateralism has once again proven to be a strategic blind alley.

And the reason we know that is that we ve been up the blind alley with another company but that experience remains unreported for commercial reasons.

And even if there was a justification for this silencing, we live in a global alley, in which Facebook, Twitter and blogs are only a click away.

Notably, it led scientists down a blind alley in the belief that the human brain expanded in size before the jaw adapted to new types of food.

They make deals with the fast fashion giants and they come up with a way to sell their product to a whole new demographic the Santee Alley demographic.

Cocaine is fashionable because it is attractive white, not dark sniffed, not injected consumed in a living room or a fashionable night club, not in a dark alley.

They then took her back to the city of San Cristóbal de La Laguna, where one of them approached a man in a back alley of the city.

How can this movement be so passionate about saying we don't have throwaway stuff, no throwaway dead materials, and yet accept throwaway lives and throwaway communities like Cancer Alley?

What really frustrates us, he commented, is to be commissioned by a pharmaceutical company to design an early phase trial when we know already that it is going up a blind alley.

Arts Houston is one of only five American cities with permanent professional resident companies in all of the major performing arts disciplines the Houston Grand Opera, the Houston Symphony Orchestra, the Houston Ballet, and The Alley Theatre.

Take a look You could play it in the dump with some rocks over there, you could play it in a little alley you couldn't hit square anywhere, because the bat hit the wall don't forget the air conditioning and the cable wires.

And if that weren't bad enough, if it wasn't just the production of plastic that's giving people cancer in places like Cancer Alley and shortening lives and hurting poor kids at the point of use, at the point of disposal, once again, it's poor people who bear the burden.

For too many years the Baltic Sea was a blind alley on the political map of Europe divided by the Iron Curtain. It was not a Sea of Peace as the communist propaganda tried to describe it it was a Sea of Threats, a sea of insecurity and lost opportunities.