Sentence examples for bridge draws from inspiring English sources

A new production of "A View from the Bridge" draws out the play's hidden hysteria.

Its bridge draws scores of onlookers in spring and fall, when leaping salmon and steelheads put the creation to good use.

If you know what I'm talking about then you might also be feeling understandably anxious as the second series of The Bridge draws to its conclusion with another blistering double-episode featuring the world's least touchy-feely fictional detective (and that includes Sherlock), the Porsche-driving, leather-trousered Saga Noren (Sofia Helin).

In 1502, Leonardo da Vinci designed a sweeping stone bridge (drawing, right) to span the Golden Horn inlet in Istanbul.

But this crucial moment in the construction of the new bridge drew a vocal little pack of Venetians for other reasons: It cost a lot.

@OccupyWallSt posted: Thursday's activities, which included an unsuccessful attempt to shut down the New York Stock Exchange, gatherings on major subway lines and a twilight march to the Brooklyn Bridge, drew the ire of some residents.

Thursday's activities, which included an unsuccessful attempt to shut down the New York Stock Exchange, gatherings on major subway lines and a twilight march to the Brooklyn Bridge, drew the ire of some residents.

They bade goodbye to the Village, Williamsburg or Long Island City, took a deep breath and crossed the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge, drawn by beautiful Victorian houses, low rents, hills and trees.

John Terry has confirmed he is to leave Chelsea at the end of the season when his latest one-year contract expires at Stamford Bridge, drawing a line under a trophy-laden 18-year professional career at the Premier League champions.

The wonderful blue steel structure has many admirers: Michael McNay's Hidden Treasures of England devotes a section to the bridge, admitting that pollution used to spoil the view: "as far back as I can remember it was wrapped in hellish smoke, but the bridge drew all eyes even then", while now "the Transporter Bridge is to Middlesbrough what the Empire State Building is to New York".

Blind judges rated drawings with a rating system developed by synthesizing the Formal Elements Art Therapy Scale (FEATS) and the Diagnostic Drawing Series (DDS) and concepts from the original bridge drawing directive.