Down the alley, across the street, and, out of sight for the moment, down another alley so tiny it barely deserved the name.

Emerging, Fred found himself in a doorway beside a tiny alley.

He had spied the lower door that opened from the tiny alley.

At last, in a tiny, crooked alley off the main thoroughfare, Alan found the shop he had been seeking.

He made another turn down a tiny alley and came to a door with a round mirror at eye level.

"There-" For fifteen minutes they'd twisted and jinked through a series of tiny alleys.

Another side door led to a tiny alley into the Dwyers' yard.

In the tiny alley that he and Fezzik were trying to force their way through, he stopped, remembering.

Elayne was kneeling on her own bed, head and shoulders out the window into the tiny alley behind the house.

Three-decker houses lined the streets, so close together that you could barely squeeze down the tiny alley between them.