Sentence examples for bridge points from inspiring English sources

Beyond them, the lap pool, spanned by a small wooden bridge, points the way toward a grove of newly planted river birches and the landmark CN Tower in the distance.

In Manhattan, bad location is not only pardonable but is also sometimes promoted as another type of exclusivity: John McCutcheon, who is marketing three apartments at 330 East 57th Street, opposite an entrance to the Queensboro Bridge, points out how it offers a quick exit for New Yorkers heading to their second homes.

Representative Jerrold Nadler, whose district includes part of the Brooklyn Bridge, points out that the White House has so shortchanged repair work on roads and bridges, by some $90 billion, that it might make a list of structures it considers worth saving, and another list for what would have to be closed and abandoned for lack of money.

The seed bridge points are then used to detect individual bridges.

The topological information contained in the cross-sections are used to identify seed bridge points.

A bridge of l steps requires l−1 bridge points.

Preston lies on the northern side at the lowest bridge point.

"Man-o-war!" shouts Captain Tom from the bridge, pointing to a bird circling above.

And managers of the bridge point out that at $2.50 it would still be far cheaper per mile than the Golden Gate Bridge and the many spans in New York City.

Article-IV establishes a Joint Committee (JC) to monitor daily water flows at the Farakka point in India and the Hardinge Bridge point in Bangladesh.

"With a speed of up to 25 knots (46km/h), this can quickly go to intercept the pirates," said Commanding Officer Adepegba standing on the bridge pointing out the ship's three machine guns and the automatic grenade launcher.