Sentence examples for bridge right now from inspiring English sources

"Managing a bridge right now is not a lot of fun," Professor Deakin said.

1.59pm GMT 54 min: A fairly subdued atmosphere at Stamford Bridge right now.

'If you don't get that heap off the bridge right now, ya get a ticket," the cop shouted.

It seems like it's a very large gap to bridge right now, between Puerto Rico and President Trump, who has been back and forth about full support for recovery.

Mr Knapton said the salt was likely to be "in the bridge right now corroding the embedded steel".

Whether deserved or not, the perception the public has right now is that Congress has spent the last six months or so on one issue -- while everything else was pushed aside (the media certainly played a part in this perception, but that's water under the bridge right now).

This is another way of saying that the economy has so much extra capacity lying around unused that instead of charging the government more for the layaway plan to buy those bridges right now, credit markets will actually give the government a discount.

Given the weak state of the economy and of housing prices, a wholesale rewriting of the tax code may be a bridge too far right now, but there are plenty of reforms — capping deductions, phasing them out over time, restricting their use by heavily leveraged companies — that would move in the right direction.

Whether we can move to more of a grid computing, on-demand approach is a bridge too far right now, but it is a logical progression.

"I know the administration is being pushed, but I think it would be a bridge too far right now," said GOP Chief Deputy Whip John Thune.

Bridges are desperately needed right now!