Examples of 'was a dead-end' in a sentence
Meaning of "was a dead-end"
Was a dead-end: Refers to a situation or job that offers no potential for progress or advancement, leading to a point where further development or growth is not possible
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was a dead-end
That was a dead-end conversation on a road going nowhere.
But all he could manage was a dead-end block.
This was a dead-end road with hardly any chance of victory.
Conroy told them the romance angle was a dead-end.
Banana tree was a dead-end trail . We are following whatever trail was by the banana tree.
Frobisher must have begun to fear that his passage was a dead-end bay.
But all he could manage was a dead-end block in a red-light district in Lincoln Heights.
This completed a relatively cohesive trilogy, and was a dead-end for a new story arc.
That was -- that was a dead-end conversation on a road going nowhere.
The night manager was a dead-end.
It just was a dead-end conspiracy.
The downloading story was a dead-end.
It was a dead-end street . We lost the building.
I told her it was a dead-end story.
When she agreed to head the PCGG, many thought it was a dead-end.
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Banana tree was a dead-end trail.
Shipper 's info was all fake . It was a dead-end.
But all he could manage was a dead-end block in a red-light district.
He must know Oregon was a dead-end.
That was a dead-end.
Tell Alana that the phone was a dead-end.
Andrea was a dead-end.
You know, about how Weld was a dead-end town.
It was a dead-end.
Once the driver realized it was a dead-end road, he stopped.
Bilateralism was a dead-end street ;.
It does not matter . It was a dead-end.
Gabriel was a dead-end.
Yeah … Turns out it was a dead-end.
Car accident. Ha, ha, that was a dead-end conversation on a road going nowhere.
What the hell? This was a dead-end job anyway.
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