Definition of alleyway in English:

alleyway

noun ˈalɪweɪˈæliˌweɪ

another term for alley
Example sentencesExamples
- But after a chase through snickets and alleyways, he again got away.
- A total of 14 authorities, including Leeds and Bradford, have applied for powers to shut off alleyways.
- Her heart pounded against her chest as she ran down the back streets and alleyways.
- The children scamper, disappearing into dark alleyways and secret passages.
- Eventually the crumbling brick and wood houses of the alleyways gave way to the great space of the mosque, its massive dome towering above us.
- Any child riding these in a public place including roads, pathways and alleyways is breaking the law.
- The High Street has many alleyways that are worth exploring.
- Mr Gibbs advises people to avoid poorly-lit alleyways and instead walk on main thoroughfares.
- An alleyway called Vyse Lane would be opened to the public again for the first time since the Second World War.
- We should always be edgy when we walk down dark alleyways in the middle of the night and be scared of lorries on the motorway.
- He even volunteered to walk down the middle of the alleyway when a ball became stuck in the gutter.
- We went through several alleyways this morning, and people would just creep out slowly.
- She walked all day, plodding down deserted alleyways and running across busy intersections.
- His bronze skin glistens in the sunlight while he walks along the alleyways.
- Carefully he picked her up in his arms and walked through the alleyways to get to his home.
- They created a network of more or less typical city blocks, some with alleyways and private drives.
- Walking up the alleyway he took a key from his pocket and opened the door.
- From the length of the Royal Mile runs a spider's web of cobbled alleyways, ancient courtyards and wynds.
- The Lanes are a network of intriguing cobblestoned streets and alleyways filled with wee shops, galleries and eateries.
- He was right next to us as we walked down the alleyways and through the crowded streets.

Definition of alleyway in US English:

alleyway

nounˈæliˌweɪˈalēˌwā

another term for alley
Example sentencesExamples
- He was right next to us as we walked down the alleyways and through the crowded streets.
- He even volunteered to walk down the middle of the alleyway when a ball became stuck in the gutter.
- An alleyway called Vyse Lane would be opened to the public again for the first time since the Second World War.
- From the length of the Royal Mile runs a spider's web of cobbled alleyways, ancient courtyards and wynds.
- But after a chase through snickets and alleyways, he again got away.
- Mr Gibbs advises people to avoid poorly-lit alleyways and instead walk on main thoroughfares.
- We should always be edgy when we walk down dark alleyways in the middle of the night and be scared of lorries on the motorway.
- A total of 14 authorities, including Leeds and Bradford, have applied for powers to shut off alleyways.
- His bronze skin glistens in the sunlight while he walks along the alleyways.
- The Lanes are a network of intriguing cobblestoned streets and alleyways filled with wee shops, galleries and eateries.
- Any child riding these in a public place including roads, pathways and alleyways is breaking the law.
- They created a network of more or less typical city blocks, some with alleyways and private drives.
- The children scamper, disappearing into dark alleyways and secret passages.
- We went through several alleyways this morning, and people would just creep out slowly.
- Eventually the crumbling brick and wood houses of the alleyways gave way to the great space of the mosque, its massive dome towering above us.
- Her heart pounded against her chest as she ran down the back streets and alleyways.
- She walked all day, plodding down deserted alleyways and running across busy intersections.
- Walking up the alleyway he took a key from his pocket and opened the door.
- The High Street has many alleyways that are worth exploring.
- Carefully he picked her up in his arms and walked through the alleyways to get to his home.

单词	alleyway
释义	Definition of alleyway in English: alleyway noun ˈalɪweɪˈæliˌweɪ another term for alley Example sentencesExamples But after a chase through snickets and alleyways, he again got away. A total of 14 authorities, including Leeds and Bradford, have applied for powers to shut off alleyways. Her heart pounded against her chest as she ran down the back streets and alleyways. The children scamper, disappearing into dark alleyways and secret passages. Eventually the crumbling brick and wood houses of the alleyways gave way to the great space of the mosque, its massive dome towering above us. Any child riding these in a public place including roads, pathways and alleyways is breaking the law. The High Street has many alleyways that are worth exploring. Mr Gibbs advises people to avoid poorly-lit alleyways and instead walk on main thoroughfares. An alleyway called Vyse Lane would be opened to the public again for the first time since the Second World War. We should always be edgy when we walk down dark alleyways in the middle of the night and be scared of lorries on the motorway. He even volunteered to walk down the middle of the alleyway when a ball became stuck in the gutter. We went through several alleyways this morning, and people would just creep out slowly. She walked all day, plodding down deserted alleyways and running across busy intersections. His bronze skin glistens in the sunlight while he walks along the alleyways. Carefully he picked her up in his arms and walked through the alleyways to get to his home. They created a network of more or less typical city blocks, some with alleyways and private drives. Walking up the alleyway he took a key from his pocket and opened the door. From the length of the Royal Mile runs a spider's web of cobbled alleyways, ancient courtyards and wynds. The Lanes are a network of intriguing cobblestoned streets and alleyways filled with wee shops, galleries and eateries. He was right next to us as we walked down the alleyways and through the crowded streets. Definition of alleyway in US English: alleyway nounˈæliˌweɪˈalēˌwā another term for alley Example sentencesExamples He was right next to us as we walked down the alleyways and through the crowded streets. He even volunteered to walk down the middle of the alleyway when a ball became stuck in the gutter. An alleyway called Vyse Lane would be opened to the public again for the first time since the Second World War. From the length of the Royal Mile runs a spider's web of cobbled alleyways, ancient courtyards and wynds. But after a chase through snickets and alleyways, he again got away. Mr Gibbs advises people to avoid poorly-lit alleyways and instead walk on main thoroughfares. We should always be edgy when we walk down dark alleyways in the middle of the night and be scared of lorries on the motorway. A total of 14 authorities, including Leeds and Bradford, have applied for powers to shut off alleyways. His bronze skin glistens in the sunlight while he walks along the alleyways. The Lanes are a network of intriguing cobblestoned streets and alleyways filled with wee shops, galleries and eateries. Any child riding these in a public place including roads, pathways and alleyways is breaking the law. They created a network of more or less typical city blocks, some with alleyways and private drives. The children scamper, disappearing into dark alleyways and secret passages. We went through several alleyways this morning, and people would just creep out slowly. Eventually the crumbling brick and wood houses of the alleyways gave way to the great space of the mosque, its massive dome towering above us. Her heart pounded against her chest as she ran down the back streets and alleyways. She walked all day, plodding down deserted alleyways and running across busy intersections. Walking up the alleyway he took a key from his pocket and opened the door. The High Street has many alleyways that are worth exploring. Carefully he picked her up in his arms and walked through the alleyways to get to his home.
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