no thoroughfare

This street, whose name I have forgotten, is no thoroughfare.

No thoroughfare passed within three miles of it.

At last the fugitive, hard-pressed, takes to a narrow passage and a court which has no thoroughfare.

We had reached a spot where the rocks said in unmistakable accents- No Thoroughfare.

No Thoroughfare Canyon does have small waterfalls during the spring run-off, but is dry for most of the year.

Was this no thoroughfare?

Are we to have all ways of reform, financial and social, blocked, simply by a notice-board; 'No Thoroughfare.

No thoroughfare.

Four precocious years later, he wrote a three-act drama called No Thoroughfare, which went unproduced.

Manhattan and Queens have no thoroughfares named Bush, though there are streets called Bush in the other three boroughs.

It was a big sign, and it read, in big letters: 'No Thoroughfare.'"

Among the first and most memorable of Punch's cartoons on the war was one that appeared on August 12 labeled "No Thoroughfare!"

No Thoroughfare in the Extra Christmas Number (12 December 1867) with Wilkie Collins.

Only I wonder, I really do wonder, what will happen when you want to go down a street which has a board up saying No Thoroughfare.'

Mr. Snagsby says nothing to this effect, says nothing at all indeed, but coughs his forlornest cough, expressive of no thoroughfare in any direction.

It's no thoroughfare, Sammy, no thoroughfare.'

No Thoroughfare Trail starts at the bottom of No Thoroughfare Canyon, near the east entrance.

He appeared in the role of Ladle in "No Thoroughfare" at the Olympic Theatre in London in December 1876.

No Thoroughfare ... playing "Carstairs" (BBC - James MacTaggart)

The trail was, in fact, a road from Grand Junction, Colorado through No Thoroughfare Canyon to the rimrock near Cold Shivers Point, with an elevation gain of nearly 1100 feet over 2.5 miles.