Sentence examples for bridge dressing from inspiring English sources

With the haunting spectre of Mourinho now lingering away from the Stamford Bridge dressing room a win is perhaps more of a prospect in today's match-up.

Player power has become a dirty term in soccer, but if Di Matteo can establish a strong understanding with stars like Terry, Lampard and Drogba, his influence on the Stamford Bridge dressing room will outweigh his own individual personality.

Chelsea captain John Terry, 34, says the "big characters" in the Stamford Bridge dressing room will prove crucial in the Premier League title race.

He will also be warmly welcomed within the Stamford Bridge dressing room, with his new team-mates recognising that he is a selfless, hard-working and generous player who puts the needs of the team above his own ego.

Andre Villas-Boas began his reign as Chelsea manager yesterday by asserting his authority over the powerful figures within the Stamford Bridge dressing room.

"Andrew Gale will be in the Long Room each day between 11.30am and 12.30pm," Yorkshire have stated on their website, with a picture of the captain kissing the trophy in the Trent Bridge dressing room.

Anandamayi Arnold 'Fiesta Queens Golden Gatee Bridge dress),' 2012 Anandamayi Arnold favors an unusual material in her art: heavyweight German crepe paper.

The bridge dress, shown here, does not depict the Golden Gate itself, but a view from it, looking inland toward Alcatraz, with Mount Diablo in the far distance.

An apricot sunset over the waters of the river Tiber, a catwalk show on the new Ponte della Musica bridge, dresses slithering over the body like light and shadow — you could not get a more classic vision of alta moda, as Italy's high fashion is known.

Bloomberg's vision is a squatter affair of two 10-storey blocks either side of a new arcade (lined with food outlets selected by Bloomberg's food critic), connected by a bridge and dressed in a polite costume of sandstone and bronze.

Around the corner was the jauntily-named Jack the Clipper (because, of course, who doesn't want to have their neck shaved under a sex crimes pun) and just over the river, drama school graduates strode around outside the London Bridge Tesco dressed as Jack the Ripper in nylon capes, handing out flyers for The London Dungeon.