Sentence examples for bridge set up from inspiring English sources

Mr Hintze, one of the richest men in the UK with an estimated fortune of £550 million, donated more than half the budget for a charity, Atlantic Bridge, set up by Liam Fox.

It is a transatlantic political row that ultimately triggered the demise of Fox's charity Atlantic Bridge, set up with Hintze's money to promote the "special relationship" between the US and UK.

Jason Elliott, who lives in Hebden Bridge, set up the Facebook page after a letter he sent to the Hebden Bridge Times received no response – and has never been published.

However, cyclist Toby Bridgman, who had to go to hospital after coming off his bike on the bridge, set up a 600-strong petition calling on Bristol City Council to force the owner to make safety improvements.

He'd get a few million from mayor La Guardia, build a bridge, set up a toll, take all the money and build another highway with another profitable toll.

They go into the second leg of their Champions League quarter-final against Benfica on Wednesday with a 1-0 leandand victory at Stamford Bridge sets up the prospect of 11 games in 40 days.

The 130th Engineer Brigade then conducted the actual breaches in late March, using armored combat earthmovers to build roads for tracked vehicles, while armored vehicle-launched bridges set up for wheeled vehicles.

She defends the affordability of Bridge's fee structure, arguing that Bridge was set up to be accessible to those parents already sending their children to low-fee schools.

On December 2 they arrived at the bridge and set up a camp across the bridge from the British fort.

They mustered at Kemp's Landing, about 10 mile from Great Bridge, and set up an ambush along the road to Great Bridge.

The Dutch presence was felt only around Tirin Kot, she said, and, as far as she knew, the only significant things they had done were to repair a damaged bridge and set up a women's sewing coöperative.