Sentence examples for bridge a dozen from inspiring English sources

The day I visited the bridge, a dozen people were there, all doing something.

A horrific sight meets their eyes as they approach the bridge: a dozen or more skulls on poles protruding from the parapet, which have been boiled and tarred to prevent them being fed upon by circling gulls.

As a Q train emerged from a tunnel around noon and rolled across the Manhattan Bridge, about a dozen passengers rushed to the windows to view New York's newly leveled landscape.

Instead of yoking together hundreds or even thousands of microprocessors as traditional supercomputers do Star Bridge uses a dozen or so relatively inexpensive field-programmable gate array (FPGA) chips.

A similar paradox emerged when the floating bridge bringing a dozen VIP guests broke, throwing all of them, Miuccia Prada included, into the lagoon.

An ungainly but surprisingly swift stroke carried him past several bridges, past a dozen camera-wielding construction workers building luxury condominiums along the canal, and toward Whole Foods on Third Street, where he made landfall and promptly gargled two mouthfuls of hydrogen peroxide.

Starting with Westminster Bridge (1750), half a dozen new bridges were built over the Thames, allowing new areas to be built up to the south.

Within two or three miles of the bridge, a half-dozen more cigarette outlets share the bounty.

Crossing a humpbacked bridge, I saw a dozen small wooden vendor boats moored along a canal.

There is some activity at the base of the bridge in Mexico perhaps a dozen people waiting for the bus and several soldiers with machine guns.

Ammo lives under a bridge with half a dozen men, within shouting distance of Walt Disney Concert Hall.