Sentence examples for bridge to it from inspiring English sources

Average SAT scores of incoming freshmen are up 31 points, to 1271; more than half of Trinity's alumni now donate money to the school, an usually high percentage, and instead of fencing itself off from Frog Hollow, the black and Hispanic neighborhood surrounding its 100-acre campus, the college has built a bridge to it.

He decided to build a bridge to it anyway.

In 310 the emperor Constantine the Great built a castle and a permanent bridge to it across the Rhine.

But we have all those crossings to assist us, and we can even use the nearby LEGOS to build a bridge to it, if we need one.

Yes, integration of baseball was inevitable, but one could not imagine a smoother, more elegant bridge to it than the Brooklyn one constructed by Rickey and Robinson.

Tibor de Nagy painters didn't do Pop, though some served as a bridge to it: Rivers with his brushy skewerings of history painting; Hartigan with her big-stroked takes on advertising.

And it was a never-ending project, with workers constantly weeding beds, planting willows, reshaping the pond, adding Japanese bridges to it, arranging lily pads just so.

To make the situation worse, the highway connected to Armero and several bridges to it had been demolished by the lahars.

If anyone is supposed to be the bridge to homosexuality, it seems fitting it be me.

Actually, it really is a bridge to somewhere, it's just that there isn't much there yet.

So I was thinking just a moment ago it's kind of the "bridge to nowhere". It really is a bridge to nowhere.