Sentence examples for bridge more than from inspiring English sources
The unnamed narrator's project must bridge more than temporal and cultural distance.
Near the main bridge, more than 160 South Sudanese languish in shacks with their meager possessions.
The idea of a bridge more than 20 miles long may be no more than a trial balloon by Mr. Johnson.
No one needs that cultural bridge more than the individual U. S. citizen who has been arrested in a foreign country or imprisoned in a foreign jail". 7 Foreign Affairs Manual §401 (1984); see also id., §§401 426 (2004).
The earliest inhabitants of Tennessee are believed to have been Ice Age peoples descended from Asians who crossed the former Bering Strait land bridge more than 20,000 years ago.
ON a concrete ledge off the upper deck of the George Washington Bridge, more than 200 feet above the swift and leaden Hudson River that November night, the two detectives gingerly approached the despondent man as he contemplated jumping.
There are 446 bridges, more than in Venice.
Bats used under-motorway routes, particularly river bridges, more than over-motorway routes.
Of course, he took no prisoners, detonating bridges more than burning them.
Nearly 14percentt of the nation's bridges, more than 70,000, have been so labeled.
Such an encounter would have bridged more than three decades of Iranian-American estrangement, but it never took place.
