Sentence examples for bridge on top from inspiring English sources

The bridge on top of the Stevenson Dam on Route 34, which divides Monroe and Oxford at the south end of Lake Zoar, will be closed for repairs for five weekends this summer.

They connected the neck to slabs of thick, compact wood cut from a table, affixed four strings and two electric pickups to them -- with a magnetized bridge on top of the pickup, so the electrical currents from electric wires in the street wouldn't interfere with the guitar's own electric signals.

"It's a complicated situation," Captain Clark said, "because you've got the barges and tug tied off to pilings, with part of the bridge on top of it, the river current streaming by with a lot of force, and people trying to make recoveries under the gap.

It consists of five spans continuous rigid bridge (on top) and bottom.

Workers were using a crane to lift a 400-tonne concrete span of the bridge when the launcher collapsed along with a 34 m long span of the bridge on top of a Blueline bus killing the driver and a labourer.

This part might be a bit difficult for some people, but with a light hand, draw a second bridge on top.

Devil's Bridge boasts spectacular waterfalls and three bridges on top of one another – the lowest one constructed in the 11th century, the middle one in 1753 and the topmost in 1901.

Lou Carbonetti, president of the Fulton Mall Improvement Association, which put up the arch, said earlier this year that he had presented the commission with plans for the modern-looking structures, each of which reads "Fulton Street Mall" and features one of the city's three Brooklyn-Manhattan bridges on top.

This behavior parallels that observed on the flat (110) surface using Temperature Programmed XPS where a conversion from bridge to on-top sites takes place during heating [41].

Local officials reported deaths in the cities of Portoviejo, the Tarqui neighbourhood of Manta and Guayaquil, where at least one person died after a bridge collapsed on top of a car.

"I saw three semis go in," said Fred Benton, who was camping on the shore at the time and was in one of the first boats to reach the site, where the barge was still lodged with huge concrete slabs from the bridge sitting on top of it.