Sentence examples for brick bridge from inspiring English sources

In fact, I am early for our meeting and pull over by a low brick bridge.

Lower class no-hopers congregated on the brick bridge at the end of the high street, refined failures on the stone bridge out in the meadows.

The iron arch of one brick bridge echoes the main gates of Brown University just up the hill and serves as a kind of processional entry to its academic halls.

You turned out of the village along a concrete track which ran flat for half a mile under a splintery ash-canopy, then plunged downhill between giant clapboard barns, over a brick bridge and - woah! - ended in a gate overlooking a field with a bull in it.

An eighteenth century stone and brick bridge with two arches carries Chithurst Lane over the river.

The result is a set comprised of a power brick, bridge brick and LED brick.

Any self-respecting rubble strewn wasteland hosts jungle-like clumps of the butterfly bush; all brick bridges sport a vigorous tuft or two.

Completed by 1862, the Winterdale Arch that carries the West Side Drive at 81st street and has the largest span of all the stone-and-brick bridges in the park.

Picture the urban scene: the chimney with a plume of bush, not smoke; the rubble-filled wasteland knotted with growth; the brick rail bridge decked with foliage and flowers.

Eight months after the eleventh, American flags still hung from almost every house on the street, which had a mosque, Baitul Jannah Masjid, at one end; even the brick subway bridge across from the mosque had been spray-painted with stars and stripes.

One element, the plane, constitutes a historical constant in all pictures, while on the ground fragments of different times creep into the frame: a pebble-dashed house from the 50s or 60s, a post-modern 80s housing development, the British motorway signage, a Victorian brick railway bridge, a 90s Audi car.