Sentence examples for a concrete support from inspiring English sources

Mr. Baum told detectives that he last saw Mr. Stein struggling near a concrete support for the Williamsburg Bridge, they said.

The vehicle struck a concrete support for the AirTrain to Kennedy International Airport, and flipped a number of times before coming to rest on the passenger side about 80 feet away, the authorities said.

A 295-foot ramp coils around a concrete support pylon, making a lozenge-shape glassed-in cafe and outdoor terrace on top look like the floating head of a cobra.

Around the time of the dedication, a mural honoring Corporal Haerter was discreetly spray-painted on a concrete support on the underside of the bridge at the Sag Harbor side.

Updated, 8 59 p.m. | Five people, including two children, died Sunday morning when a sport utility vehicle they were riding in hit a concrete support, rolled over and burst into flames near the Van Wyck Expressway in Queens, the authorities said.

The boat, a 19-foot Chris-Craft, was traveling north about 4 30 a.m. when it slammed into a concrete support structure, the sort of footing that might have held a pier at one time, according to Lt. John Watterson, a spokesman for the sheriff's office.

The lanes were separated by a concrete supporting pillar, which made using the right side of the left lane a bit hazardous.

Possibly as a result, a busy two-mile stretch of the elevated Interstate 95 in Philadelphia was closed today to repair a crack in a reinforced concrete support pillar that had grown ominously large in recent months.

The fully pneumatic solar concentrator is based on a stack of reflective polymeric films mounted on a rigid concrete support structure and protected by a transparent polymeric envelope.

To provide a more concrete support for such a model, ACTD equilibrium binding studies were carried out and the results are reported herein on oligomers of sequence motifs d TGTCTnG) and d TGTnGTC).

The bottom anchoring of this steel net is a heavy concrete support system which forms a distinct curve on the interior and exterior of the building.