Sentence examples for bridge dates from inspiring English sources

Two footbridges span the Maas: appropriately, one bridge dates from the 13th century; the other is three years old.

The Bartonsville bridge dates from 1870, and was, at a hundred and fifty one feet, one of the longest.

The bridge dates to the 14th century and looks like it was built by two groups of people who never spoke to each other.

The suspension bridge dates back to 1888 when Scottish engineer George Grant Mackay bought 6,000 acres of thick forest, built a cabin on the clifftop and suspended a rope bridge across the chasm.

A crossing over the Arno since the Roman era, the current bridge dates from medieval times and continues to be an unusual location for commerce, its shops, these days, are occupied mainly by jewellers.

Wetherby Bridge dates from the Medieval period, but has been considerably altered, the pointed Gothic arches of different heights being replaced by semi-circular arches.

The oldest elements of the bridge date from 1917.

The foreign ministry (1634), the Casa de Cisneros, and the Segovia Bridge date from this time, as does the church of San Isidro el Real.

The first plans for a bridge date back to 1888, and the present structure took seven years to build because of the steps necessary to meet the concerns of the two environmentally sensitive nations.

It replaced an iron bridge dating from 1865.

Both viaducts to the bridge date from 1839 and each measures approximately 250 m.