Sentence examples for bridge snow from inspiring English sources

Dead loads are loads that act on a structure all the time and include its self-weight and fixtures such as service ducts and light fittings, suspended ceilings, cladding, and floor finishes; and live or imposed loads are movable or actually moving loads and these include vehicles crossing a bridge, snow, people, and temporary partitions.

The results show that its feasibility and performance in bridge deck snow removal is dependent upon the geological and snow conditions of a particular region, as well as the design snow removal criteria.

In February, as the ice bridge and snow road were carrying tracked vehicles north, Alyeska awarded a contract to design the construction and maintenance road.

The crevasses are often invisible, covered only by thin bridges of snow.

Crevasses may be bridged by snow and become hidden, and they may close up when the glacier moves over an area with less gradient.

I'm dining with freaks, I change as I go, I stand like a king Under bridges in snow.

Often the crevasses are concealed by a snow bridge, built by accumulations of windblown snow.

There was also a disturbing encounter with a crevasse — a snow bridge gave way, and I fell in.

I was crossing a snow bridge that suddenly collapsed, but the rods stopped me falling too far.

Every way they turned, it seemed, there was a new obstacle: a boulder of ice, or a towering slope resembling a frozen waterfall, or a snow bridge extending over a crevasse.

Apprehensive about the answer, it seemed desirable to hang on with Shirley MacLaine's love-lorn suicide bid rather than Jimmy Stewart on that bridge in the snow coming back to life from his own attempt.