Rue Popincourt, at the bottom of a blind alley, and also in the neighborhood of the Faubourg St. Antoine.
He says about Art that it is decrepit, that it has got into a blind alley, that it is not what it ought to be, and so on, and so on.
Of course hunger is an old story, in the desire to eat we have got into a blind alley, but still eating is necessary, and we shall go on eating however the philosophers and irate old men moralise.
Lyov Nikolaevitch wants to persuade us in his little book that at the present time Art has entered upon its final phase, that it is in a blind alley, from which it has no outlet (except retreat).
Eager to tell his mother of the wonders of the day, Terry darted off, and in a few minutes was at home in Blind Alley.
Then, bethinking himself that he had stayed long enough inside his uncomfortably wet clothing, he raced up the wharf, and made for his home in Blind Alley.
That afternoon Mr. Drummond picked his way carefully through the perils of Blind Alley to the grimy tenement where the Ahearns abode, and inquired for Terry.
Right I figured as a way which seemed to finish in a blind alley or cul-de-sac, but which, as one neared what seemed to be its end, led off in a new direction.
One can live if one has a motive theory within one; without it-- And then, just as I was coming to the last stretches of what seemed a blind alley and no more, my confidence was justified.
It was five or six days since Larry Strangways's call, and no real development of my blind alley was in sight.
Since these can fill the "blind alley" occupations with fair satisfaction they should be "guided" into the first available positions of this kind.
It is important to note that the employments here referred to are not "blind alley" occupations.
One who is capable of earning a living under favorable circumstances, in the absence of aggressive competition and without close supervision, can find his or her level in the "blind alley" occupations.
There is sometimes a chamber which does not burn in the midst of a conflagration, and in the midst of raging seas, beyond a promontory or at the extremity of a blind alley of shoals, a tranquil nook.
The fragmentary lane was prolonged between buildings which were either sheds or barns, then ended at a blind alley.
Go under wall, about 20-30 feet, till you strike wall of blind alley.
Dug in a direct line across the street, and underneath the south wall, the tunnel will connect with the "blind alley.
At the end of this sort of blind alley, at the corner of the right-hand cutting, a house lower than the rest, forming a species of cape in the street, might be noticed.
Whenever the rat finds himself in a blind alley, he comes out and enters the other door, so finally getting his reward on every trial.
On successive trials he goes less and less deeply into a blind alley, till finally he passes the entrance to it without even turning his head.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "blind alley" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
