Sentence examples for bridge based from inspiring English sources

Dr. Muller, the Mount Sinai doctor, said he sees three categories of riders on the bridge, based on their bikes.

The recent American work is William Bolcom's "View From the Bridge," based on the Arthur Miller play, conducted by Dennis Russell Davies (Dec. 5).

Sport England's recent decision to deny the accolade to bridge, based on the lack of physical exertion required, prompted much debate – not least on this very site.

A reluctant supporter of the bridge, based on the odd logic that it would cost more to cancel it, Khan suspended preparatory construction work in early July over fears that it would require more public money.

Ms. Oren said the Torah cover, depicting a bridge spanning an ocean and two continents, is titled "All the World Is a Narrow Bridge," based on a rabbinical quotation and song.

The big stir in Chicago music this past season came from the Lyric Opera's heralded premiere of a work it commissioned, William Bolcolm's "View From the Bridge," based on the Arthur Miller play.

Phoebe Waller-Bridge based the thrillingly caustic "Fleabag," about a depressed, sexually adventurous Londoner, on her one-woman show of the same name.

The converter topology considered in this study is half-bridge based modular multilevel converter (HB-MMC).

FWHM values for each are listed in Table 2. (C ) Contour maps showing the distribution of fluorescence intensity at the extended half-bridge based images in A. Spc110-YFP in each sample is shown in red and other proteins are colored as indicated.

(F ) Contour map showing the distribution of fluorescent intensity at the extended half-bridge based on all images used in A and C. The C-terminally tagged Spc42 (Spc42-FP) in each sample is shown in red and other proteins are colored as indicated.

Important buildings include the Roman Baths; neoclassical architect Robert Adam's Pulteney Bridge, based on an unused design for the Rialto Bridge in Venice; and Bath Abbey in the city centre, founded in 1499 on the site of an 8th-century church.