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Meanings of blind alley in английском
каталонский
cul-de-sac Synonyms
Examples for "impasse"
Examples for "impasse"
1
The answer to that question would go far to solving this impasse.
2
Non-essential government work has been halted until the budget impasse is resolved.
3
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn described the impasse as unprecedented and extremely serious.
4
Hancock also said ousting May would not help resolve the current impasse.
5
Pennsylvania schools taking out more loans amid state budget impasse HARRISBURG, Penn.
1
The blacktopped road ceased in a crudely shaped, forest-lined cul de sac.
2
The Mediterranean is a cul de sac, with Atlantis opposite its mouth.
3
Number 13 Millmount Place is a mid-terrace three-bed in the cul de sac.
4
The Republic could soon find itself in a cul de sac on tax.
5
There I found myself in a sort of cul de sac.
1
Harvey was killed on a dead-end street in Buffalo on Tuesday evening.
2
Trysting Place is a short dead-end street brancing off Oakland Avenue.
3
He and Amy lived on 28 acres on a dead-end street.
4
He ran right into a wooded area at the end of the dead-end street.
5
We continued down the dead-end street, and I noticed a gap between the buildings.
Usage of blind alley in английском
1
Linking the Iran issue to Israel leads us down a blind alley.
2
So far as the law went he was in a blind alley.
3
Its diameter decreases progressively from the final blind alley to the starting-point.
4
The lane which ran into the main road was a blind alley.
5
The little road they had taken was a sort of blind alley.
6
It frustrated him that he had run into yet another blind alley.
7
This is a blind alley, so I'd have met her coming out.
8
He would step out onto the street when approaching a blind alley.
9
But it's true that, under present conditions, scientific method is a blind alley.
10
It was absolutely without issue- amereblind alley in the earth.
11
My tomb is not a blind alley; it is a thoroughfare.
12
I'll answer for it that he is in the blind alley.
13
Much educational theory is apparently up a blind alley at the present time.
14
But perceiving this line of inquiry a blind alley, he changed the subject.
15
You had run your dream of distress into a blind alley.
16
A false tip could divert critical resources and personnel up a blind alley.
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Blind alley through the time
Blind alley across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common