Sentence examples for bridge waiting from inspiring English sources

Lazio was a bridge waiting to be used.

He tells me about the time he was at London Bridge waiting for a train, and he was called a customer rather than a passenger for the first time.

Internet-based self-help interventions may have the potential to successfully bridge waiting time for face-to-face outpatient treatment and, thus, contribute to overcoming treatment gaps.

Similarly, the hunter's three possible strategies waiting at the safe bridge, waiting at the rocky bridge and waiting at the cobra bridge form the columns of the matrix.

It always feels impolite to walk between a camera and its object, even if it means hanging around for half an hour on a narrow bridge, waiting for the photographer to compose the perfect picture.

This 'double-qualification' usually serves to improve labour market opportunities or to bridge waiting periods (e.g. when entrance restrictions prevent an immediate transition into the desired course), but is also a risk-mitigating strategy among students who expect a certain risk of failure in higher education (Büchel and Helberger 1995; Pilz 2009).

There are better bridges waiting to be built between established activists and their organizations and newer technologies and their designers.

When evaluating the non-operative bridge only compared to no treatment, if the patient receives 13 months or more of symptomatic relief with the bridge while waiting for a TKA, then the bridge is the preferred cost effective strategy if TKA without delay is not available.

"International bridge wait times continue to escalate, causing frustration and concern in my district and across the nation," wrote El Paso's congressman, Representative Silvestre Reyes, a Democrat, in a letter this month to the House Committee on Homeland Security in which he called for a hearing on the matter.

Thompson's platoon destroyed "electrical equipment and cables that they expected were hooked up to demolitions", and their bazooka operator destroyed the nearer flak gun, permitting the establishment of a roadblock on the bridge while waiting for the remainder of the 82nd Airborne.

So here you are now in Australia, on a bridging visa, waiting to hear whether your application for permanent protection will be granted.