Sentence examples for bridge half from inspiring English sources

Later, he pursues the same suspect across a waterborne jam of logs — half bridge, half rolling road — and has the misfortune to fall between the cracks, which promptly close above him as he fights for air.

One of the best-loved characters in the world of bridge half a century ago was Harry J. Fishbein, the proprietor of the famous Mayfair Club in New York City.

From the south side of Putney Bridge (half a mile up Putney High Street from Putney train station), this cycle path transports you from the urbanised banks of the Thames to the regal glades of Richmond Park and Hampton Court and on, if you're feeling strong enough, to the historic town of Weybridge in Surrey.

Yes, we crossed the bridge half a century ago, and we crossed it again in a reenactment with the president this weekend, but 50 years from now at the 100th anniversary, we will be judged not by whether we brought a Black president to the bridge, but by what we did on the road ahead leading to the next five decades.

In order to simplify the rupture energy calculation, the bridge half-fillilng angle is taken as independent of surface separation, with a value corresponding to that at the rupture distance.

Like when you're slouched into the backseat of a cab crossing the Williamsburg Bridge, half-asleep with your best friend's head on your shoulder, and the Manhattan skyline comes into view -- a postcard against a sheet of blues and purples.

The main power circuit is composed of a full-bridge or half bridge power inverter.

Stereotyping is common: whichever the country involved, there are similar images of wrecked bridges, half-submerged houses and last-minute rescues.

Density functional theory calculations have been carried out on the detailed mechanism of ethylene styrene copolymerization using non-bridge half-sandwich cationic species, generated by the system CpTiCl3 activated with the methylaluminoxane cocatalyst.

Voltage-source inverters, such as full-bridge inverters and half bridge inverters, and their strengths and weaknesses were also discussed.

I see it every time I cross the bridge into Wales, half water, half mud, half river, half sea.