Sentence examples for bridge badly from inspiring English sources

A family friend told the Daily Mail: "Dame Elisabeth is the only person Rupert has ever been scared of – I remember her ticking him off for playing bridge badly and him apologising like a small boy".

A bridge was badly damaged and four people were killed.

Either way, the bridge was badly damaged, the car was lost, the fate of its passengers unknown.

A Berlin landmark, the bridge was badly damaged in the second world war and then employed purely as a pedestrian border crossing.

Streets around Lowestoft's bascule bridge suffered badly in the floods.

In 2011, the bridge was badly damaged by historic flooding from Hurricane Irene in late August and Tropical Storm Lee in early September.

During a particularly cold winter in 1795 the bridge was badly damaged by ice, necessitating lengthy and expensive reconstruction, and no dividends at all were paid for the next three years.

"The bridges were badly damaged and many roads were gone," Mr. Ellsworth said in an interview here last month.

So destroying the oldest and most beautiful of them (the other bridges were badly damaged, too) was not just a piece of barbarism.

The blunt health care of the Soviet era meant that when the good times came around in the 1990s, Russian teeth were in pretty bad shape: multiple extractions, simple fillings, metal bridges, dentures, badly done root canals.

Our infrastructure was given a "D+" by architects and engineers, who say our roads and bridges are badly in need of repairs.