Sentence examples for because of a bridge from inspiring English sources

Driving from Calcutta to Kharagpur last year, I experienced intimately the toll of one of India's many unforgiving bottlenecked roadways: a highway reduced to one lane because of a bridge that has stood derelict for three years.

When did he ever go to the nation with photos, and charts, and graphs, and present witnesses who could testify personally to the wasted 30 minutes extra a day they travel to get to work, because of a bridge out of service, or present a mother whose child is sick because of contaminated drinking water, etc.? Never.

As long as a 19th Street bridge remains on the MPAH, it harms Costa Mesa because the existence of a bridge on paper allows Costa Mesa's neighbors to develop their lands to maximum intensity.

Florida Gov. Rick Scott (R) was also scheduled to speak, but he canceled because of a deadly bridge collapse in Miami, event organizers said.

At this time, the main road between the two cities of Goma, to the north of the lake, and Bukavu, to its south, was blocked because of a collapsed bridge.

Debts of up to £3,000 are being run up by families because of a confusing bridge toll system, a charity claims.

Environmental photography matters, because it offers the lifeline of a bridge between our modern, denaturalised, mechanistic mores and the imperative of nature within and without.

Michael Peca of the Islanders has a torn anterior cruciate ligament and will miss six months because of a low-bridge hit from Darcy Tucker that everybody saw coming Friday.

Structural data would only be a first step of the acid test because the simple condition of being a bridge is not really enough.

Four transitional figures are singled out as being of particular importance because they represent a bridge between the 19th and 20th centuries.

Apparently, the burden of proving Zimmerman killed Martin because of his race was a bridge too far.