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We will go out and buy you another bowling alley, the company told them.

The bowling alley where the family spent much of its time is gone, too.

What is now the community center was a bowling alley.

A bowling alley, he thought, would look nice around here.

"But in the old days, who would even know he had a bowling alley?"

He works in a bowling alley to save up enough money to buy it.

There's a huge bowling alley right below where we play.

"I did exactly that at the real bowling alley and it worked."

Indeed, if you're looking to score big in these dark times, you might want to try your local bowling alley.

And like she said in the bowling alley, that's the only way we're going to get to the bottom of this.

Pure playful element still attracts recreational sports people on skittle alleys.

There's a beer garden, a conservatory area and, most exciting of all, a 19th-century skittle alley, which can be hired for the evening.

Cultural institutions are the regular dance and music events in the former Kulturhaus, the family meeting of the Methodist church and a skittle alley.

It has a skittle alley attached, with skittle league matches taking place there during the winter months.

It can be seen on one of the guided tours that also include a visit to the undercrofts, the old skittle alley and crypt.

Providing a traditional public house feel, with roaring fires, sunny courtyard, old skittle alley and the best Sunday roast dinner around.

Other facilities include a bar, an excellent restaurant, swimming pool, fitness room, sauna, solarium & skittle alley.

One was an intermittent rumbling from the back premises of the inn half-way up; this meant a skittle alley.

Plans were drawn up to obtain a mortgage to fund the building of bigger premises, which included a skittle alley.

He made money at the age of twelve at a skittle alley, during which time he heard the coarse words of the players.