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n. (plural of bowling alley English)
Usage examples of "bowling alleys".
Since then, restaurants, hotels, parks, movie theaters, stores, swimming pools, bowling alleys, and even business schools have been opened to Negroes.
Lots of shopping centers and hamburger stands and bowling alleys and all that.
Pike, checked to see that everyone got the right size bowling shoes and bowling balls, that everyone wore socks with their shoes, and that the kids were divided up evenly among the bowling alleys.
It's always the outsiders who are the most fiercely opposed to shopping malls and bowling alleys, which the locals in their simple, trusting way tend to think might be kind of handy.
All bowling alleys are sacred to Discordians and, if necessary, you must give your life to protect them from desecration - if anyone ever decides to desecrate bowling alleys.
By bowling alleys, by train stations, in small towns on the way to bigger ones, anywhere where real estate was cheap and a lot of cars or people passed through.
We'll have bowling alleys and tennis courts, the whole ball of wax.
A fitting scripture for those who lurked in the doorway shadows of one-night hotels and in the weeds behind bowling alleys.
You can get a pair of snappy casual shoes for 25 cents in many bowling alleys by walking out with them on your feet.