Sentence examples for bridge himself from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Moroun, who is known to most people here by his nickname, Matty, wants to build another bridge himself.

"The dream scenario," he said, would be if Durst were persuaded to build the midtown bridge himself: "Given that he owns half of Forty-second Street, it would be nice to expand his territory".

Like other Heimatfilme, its resolution, in which the landowner is chased up a mountain until he falls off a bridge himself, reaffirms the togetherness of German village life (many Heimatfilme end with a wedding, performance, or other event that unites the entire community).

He quickly assembled two companies of grenadiers to lead toward the North Bridge himself.

His staff may have been consulting people and the manager is believed to have taken soundings before coming to a conclusion, but he did not go so far as to thrash out the whole topic with Bridge himself.

Bridge drove himself to distraction as he weighed up the pros and cons of one of the toughest decisions of his life and, as he went through the process, he used the City dressing room as a sounding board.

Going back and forth for three hours while under fire, Captain Ripley swung hand over hand along the steel I-beams beneath the bridge, securing himself between girders and placing crates holding a total of 500 pounds of TNT in a diagonal line from one side of the structure to the other.

Mr. Bridges distanced himself from Power, Mr. Wellington said, and helped found Matah about 10 years later.

Believing it improper to continue distribution at a time when federal revenue shortage necessitated increasing the tariff, Tyler vetoed both bills, burning any remaining bridges between himself and the Whigs.

A few hours after seeing his name sullied on national television before he had a chance to defend himself against bribery charges in a court of law, Mr. Nam jumped off a bridge to kill himself.

So Mr Lansley resembles a bungee jumper who has thrown himself off the bridge and now finds himself hurtling upwards, terrified of banging his head on the ironwork.