Sentence examples for bridge meaning from inspiring English sources

On weekends, the R will be rerouted over the Manhattan Bridge, meaning it will not stop at Court Street or Jay Street-MetroTech in Brooklyn or City Hall, Cortlandt Street, Rector Street and Whitehall Street in Lower Manhattan.

Commuters currently have to change trains at Hebden Bridge, meaning the journey takes one hour 20 minutes.

Finally, the new wireless switch doesn't come with the Hue bridge, meaning that you can use it without having to plug a tiny bridge to your router.

But records had incorrectly shown that the pipe was buried within the bridge, meaning the crossing had not been subject to any inspections.

The time of reaching the peak value of voltage for (B/Ti) n /TaN film bridge at 45 V is almost half as that of TaN film bridge, meaning the rapid melting, vaporization, and ionization process of (B/Ti) n /TaN film bridge because of the less energy loss to the open air.

This bridge meaning has been extended to a general "sure thing".

And motorists heading north are forced to turn right, which necessarily takes them onto the bridges — meaning that they are forced to cross the river, turn around and cross the river again.

It is of note, that male germ cells develop within a syncitium wherein mRNA and proteins produced in one cell can be shared across cytoplasmic bridges, meaning that although individual spermatids may have a different genotype i.e. heterozygous or wild type for Dnmt3L, they are equivalent at a protein and mRNA level [19].

They were proposed as bridge shelters, meaning they were intended to be a bridge from the street to a home.

Of these 4457 positions, 1960 could be considered to be bridging loci, meaning that these markers had been mapped to syntenic linkage groups in two or more component maps and would serve as anchor loci during composite map construction.

A third busy port, Zeebrugge (French: Bruges-sur-mer), is connected by canal to the inland city of Brugge (French: Bruges), meaning "bridge".