Sentence examples for bridge a chance from inspiring English sources

Earlier this month, artist Leo Villareal gave San Francisco's other bridge a chance to shine.

She said the bridge is a chance for: "Tremendously kind and rich people to give a garden to people who maybe never had a garden.

The club has since banned five fans and, with Saturday's game having already been designated as Chelsea's annual Game for Equality before the midweek incident, it gave the Stamford Bridge side a chance to show further its stance against discrimination.

He understands the technology and strategies of mobile telecoms in competitive markets as well as anybody else in the industry.More than that, with Mr O'Konek on the bridge, FarEasTone has a chance of becoming more like a professionally managed western firm whose strategy is steered by lots of healthy internal debate.

Click on the slideshow's tiles to jump straight to that part of the guide or use these navigation links if you're reading this on a mobile: See | Stay | Eat | Drink | Buy | Unwind Just near the Clifton end of the Clifton Suspension Bridge, there's a chance to explore the Clifton Rocks Railway, which has a fascinating history.

Migrants camp out on the bridge, desperate for a chance to apply for asylum.

In Madrid, the bridge presented Chillida with a chance to challenge gravity, a recurring theme in his work.

He was also a dab hand at bridge, which led to a chance encounter with Edward Wray, a trader at JPMorgan who liked his idea enough to leave the investment bank and help start Betfair.A similar idea took root across the Atlantic.

The winner will receive a tour of the bridge and also have a chance to operate the opening swing section.

Your bridge also serves as a chance to create a strong desire for your product.

"This gives people who won't give up paper a chance to bridge to the Palm".