Sentence examples for bridge a testament from inspiring English sources

The annual Great North Run also crosses the Quayside's Tyne Bridge, a testament to Newcastle's athletic diversity.

Still standing, the Victoria Falls Bridge is a testament to the genius of structural engineers at the turn of last century.

He said: "Investment and innovation are at the heart of enterprise zones and this bridge project is a testament to what can be achieved when the public and private sector work together to support businesses and create jobs".

Mark Rylance's triumph in the best supporting actor category, for his performance as the convicted spy Rudolf Abel in Bridge of Spies, is a testament to this actor's vast prestige.

When the Suspension Bridge was dismantled, its wire cables were found not to have noticeably degraded, a testament to its strength and design.

"The very fact that the transit system's central structures, the bridges, the tunnels, the subway system are still standing, I think is a testament to the integrity of the design," Grivas said.

Ahead of Friday's visit, Obama told US Marines and members of the Japanese military at the Iwakuni base in western Japan how it was "a testament to how even the most painful divides can be bridged.

What We Like The environment of Spuyten Duyvil is a testament to engineering, from its realigned waterways to its well-sited bridges, from its stairs hewn out of rock to its buildings delicately balanced on ridge tops.

In a testament to the popularity of the act, even Google Maps now denotes the Pont de l'Archevêché as "Lovelock bridge".

"But a movie is not a testament.

Slauson is a testament to that.