Sentence examples for bridge suggested from inspiring English sources

The ye olde typography of the sign at Just Restaurant in Old Bridge suggested a Renaissance Faire behind the heavy glass doors.

Councilman Stephen Levin, whose district includes the Brooklyn side of the bridge, suggested that "the engineering and ideas community" would be enlisted to fill the gap, perhaps through a competition organized by local design groups.

Importantly, in the two independent control MD trajectories of hDAT carried out in the PIP2-depleted membranes (dDATΔPIP and Run2ΔPIPb), in which the N-term did not engage with the ICL4 (see above), the Y335-E428 salt bridge, suggested to be the most influential for the stability of the inward closed state, was essentially retained, and the IC gates remained largely closed.

The evidence of Trent Bridge suggests that it is becoming increasingly difficult to make rulings.

But some studies of traffic on the bridge suggest that it will reach its capacity as early as 2015, said Mark Butler, a spokesman for Transport Canada, a government agency.

Also, people bearing the same genetic marker, called M3, live on either side of the former bridge, suggesting it was the means of passage.

A longer videotape of the bridge suggests that the gunmen there were exchanging shots with others a block away at the Eden Hotel.

The Packers' tendency to score 30 to 40 points, then fall asleep under the old stone bridge, suggests that when they do lose, it will a devastating spectacle.

If the bridge suggests an ambivalence about commitment, the couple insist that is not the case: Mr. Douglas, who has changed his mind about marriage, finally proposed to Ms. Lanahan.

Reuters made note of the event's various preparations, which included a minor excavation for an artificial pond and the construction of winding roads, "stone gateways, walls, and a bridge" suggesting the feel of "ruins".

"Which blue are you?" inquired the signs erected around Putney bridge for the start of this year's Boat Race, the 159th edition of an arcane ritual that was won by Oxford, whose victory was more emphatic than the boat length and a bit that separated the boats at Chiswick bridge suggests.