Sentence examples for bridge top from inspiring English sources
The bridge, near Charleston, is being demolished because its replacement, the Ravenel Bridge, top of photo, is now finished.
Another, the Bull's Bridge, top left, is about 20 miles down the river in Kent, and a third is in Haddam, but that bridge is no longer open to vehicles.
What's so impressive about Lan's reign is the way he has married maverick theatre-making with commercial nous: early next year, A View from the Bridge (top left) heads to the West End, while a 2013 Young Vic show, The Scottsboro Boys (bottom left) opened there to rave reviews and has just had its run extended.
The Claude Allouez bridge (top left) is scheduled to be replaced by a wider span, but instead of tearing the old structure down, a local architect, Chad Cornette, proposes turning it into a "living bridge" (design above) modeled on European shopping bridges like the Ponte Vecchio in Florence, Italy.
These include a broad and high, sometimes depressed nasal bridge (top of the nose, between the eyes) and a flattened nasal tip.
Be careful to not move the bridge feet while adjusting the bridge top.
I peer down as the train crosses a bridge topped by black metal railings fixed into its coping stones.
We could hardly miss the Danube Bridge, topped mid-span by an unattractive tower with a restaurant; but the superb panorama of the old city made our climb well worth the effort.
And so it was that, having missed our flight home from Istanbul because of a freak traffic jam on Bosphorus Bridge – topped off with being cheerily informed by airline staff that the next available seats were a full week away – when we happened, following a scribbled tip-off from a hotel porter, upon a happy Turkish isle that might otherwise have remained unknown to us forever.
These alternative adsorption sites are mentioned in Fig. 1 as (H): hollow, (B): bridge, (T): top, (H-B): hollow-bridge, (H-T): hollow-top, (T-B): tTop-bridge and (in): site between (H), (B), and (T) and so on.
One wonders what this means for the future of bridge-top bulb-changing.
