Sentence examples for a bridge made of from inspiring English sources

Now there is a bridge made of concrete.

Wood's regiment helped build a bridge made of cotton bales, and guarded it from an expected attack by Johnston to the east that never came.

And by 1970 Minsky and his colleagues had been able to show the computer a simple structure, like a bridge made of blocks, and get the machine, on its own, to build a duplicate.

The design team, associated with the national construction firm HNTB, submitted a proposal for a bridge made of lightweight precast concrete panels that are snapped into place and covered with foliage.

And the sight gags included men without pants, for Dockers; a depressed robot, for Intel; a bridge made of human beings, for Budweiser; and people behaving like dolphins, for Diamond Foods.

Among the gems the curators have unearthed is a bridge made of linked pads of steel wool, by the Arte Povera sculptor Pino Pascali; it shares a small gallery with a body-impression drawing by David Hammons, a photograph by Sigmar Polke and a puddle of white spray lacquer by Lawrence Weiner.

But there is also something to celebrate about the cliffhanger, which makes visible the storyteller's connection to his audience — like a bridge made out of lightning.

He ran past a shallow brook crossed by a stone bridge made of rectangular concrete slabs, stacked about 3 feet high.

An Eiffel Tower made from stone is as inconceivable as a Parthenon made from wrought iron or a Golden Gate Bridge made of reinforced concrete.

The River Cafe's desserts, like a Brooklyn Bridge made of chocolate, are as romantic as the setting.

Beside Beer Crowcombe church, which stands in farmland apart from the village, we took a footpath along the edge of a freshly ploughed field, then down a few steps to what remains of this section of the canal, just pools of stagnant black water crossed by a rudimentary bridge made of two planks.