noun a bowling alley or skittle alley
Alleys are narrow lanes or passageways between buildings, often used for pedestrian traffic or access to the back of buildings.
Alleys can impact property values and desirability depending on their condition and usage.
Alleys can be designed as part of a building's layout to provide access to service areas or for aesthetic purposes.
Alleys play a role in city infrastructure for utilities, waste management, and emergency access.
Alleys are sometimes associated with crime due to their secluded nature, prompting security measures in urban planning.
Alleys can be preserved as part of historic districts or cultural heritage sites.
In literature, the term 'alley' is often used to describe a narrow passageway between buildings, adding a sense of mystery or danger to a story.
Urban planners may use the term 'alley' to refer to a narrow pathway between buildings that is designed for pedestrian or service access, often used in the layout of cities or neighborhoods.
Police officers may refer to an 'alley' as a narrow street or passageway between buildings, often used as a location for criminal activity or as a shortcut for suspects trying to evade capture.