Sentence examples for bridge upon from inspiring English sources
The paint splatters define a wall, then a tree, then a bridge upon which you can safely walk.
The bridge upon which the wheel is suspended takes its inspiration from one of the 19th century's great metallic structures, the Eiffel Tower, Mr. Büsser said.
The Forth Bridge over the Firth of Forth in Scotland, designed by Benjamin Baker, has two cantilevered spans of 513 metres (1,710 feet), which made it the world's longest bridge upon its completion in 1890.
The prestressing force variations of the girders were simulated to understand the overall behavioral change of the curved bridge upon increasing the PS force.
The magnetic properties of 3 have been interpreted in terms of a temperature-dependent exchange integral, small changes of the angle at the hydroxo bridge upon cooling being most likely responsible for this peculiar magnetic behavior.
A preliminary structure scheme is proposed on a node-island, multi-layer self-balanced Archimedes Bridge upon which two track rails and a four-lane highway could be established.
Different repair jackets were considered to evaluate potential disparities on the post-repair behavior of bridges upon introducing different confining jackets, which results in different levels of confining pressure and confinement type (steel or FRP-based confined models).
I asked if they would "valet" it like other airlines (which means they take it but put it right back on the jet-bridge upon landing as opposed to transferring it with checked luggage).
The Danube bridges upon which the French relied had been cut again by heavy barges, which the Austrians had released on the river.
The Buin Road was reduced, in the words of Gavin Long, "to a sea of mud" and many of the bridges upon which the Australian supply system was dependent were washed away.
Following this the advance came to a halt as torrential rain turned the axis of advance into "a sea of mud" and many of the bridges upon which the Australian supply system was dependent were washed away.
