0 a narrow passage behind or between buildings, especially in the older and poorer areas of a town or city: --
All the nearby buildings seem to be facing away, making the plaza's 11 acre of concrete and brick feel like the world's largest back alley.
He exhausts his funds and is reduced to homelessness and is forced to perform back alley medical procedures for cash.
His body was dumped in a back alley over a mile away.
They find themselves in a back alley with police just around both ends.
Exhausted, he stumbled into a back alley somewhere.
Confused and frightened, the couple run into a back alley and enter a void of white space.
At the time, the back of my building was not enclosed so anyone could have driven in the back alley to observe my balcony.
Hatami advised him to try the back alley, by which he meant the path to the guest house, beyond the main house.
