Sentence examples for bridge well from inspiring English sources
A fierce competitor in bridge well into her nineties, she lived life on her own terms until the end.
Still, I should probably accept that this is one showbiz bridge well and truly burnt and move on.
Residents along the Texas-Mexico border last witnessed a ribbon-cutting for a railway bridge well before World War I, and before Mexico had fought its own revolution.
He played rubber bridge well into his 80s and at such a high level that his skill won the attention of the bridge columnist for The New York Times in 2010.
The two networks make unlikely bedfellows – they might struggle to chat sitting next to each other at a dinner party – but Garvey was there as a bridge, well known to listeners of both.
Third place is taken by the area known as the gateway to the Yorkshire Dales, which includes Hebden Bridge, well known for its funky shops and cafes, lively music scene and for allegedly being the UK's lesbian capital.
His bridges well and truly burnt with Newcastle, unwise text messages to Alan Shearer or not, the lure of Celtic Park will be all the more enticing for Bellamy as the title beckons.
As the Pentagon starts handing out contracts to rebuild Iraq's sundered roads, bridges, wells and pipelines, few people are waiting with more impatience than the Poles.
In fact, Russia has already begun a broad push into Afghan deal-making, negotiating to refurbish more than 140 Soviet-era installations, like hydroelectric stations, bridges, wells and irrigation systems, in deals that could be worth more than $1 billion.
There is no doubt the Tappan Zee Bridge is well past its prime.
It has long been recognized that golf and bridge go well together.
