Sentence examples for bridge written from inspiring English sources

When I was in high school, my English class read a famous short story called "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge," written in 1890 by Ambrose Bierce.

I particularly enjoyed the wry humour of John Agard's "Half-caste", and was moved by the five poems from Marin Sorescu's The Bridge, written for his wife during his five-week terminal illness.

In the normal course of events, the Malmö-based Rolf Martinsson's 1999 trumpet concerto, Bridge, written for Håkan Hardenberger and here performed inimitably by him as part of his winter series on the South Bank, would have been the prime focus of attention.

In January 2010, following previews that began December 28 , 2009 Johansson made her debut on Broadway, as Catherine Carbone in the drama A View from the Bridge, written by Arthur Miller and directed by Gregory Mosher.

It even came with a postmodern cry for help in the bridge, "written to make you feel smittener / with my sad picture of girl getting bitterer / Can you extract me from my plastic fantasy?" The song was Coin-Operated Boy, the band was the Dresden Dolls and the woman was Amanda Palmer.

12.55pm Latest from Trent Bridge, writes Paul Weaver, is that play will begin at 1.30pm.

"Jackson was not the only player to be dissatisfied with his portion at Stamford Bridge," wrote the Evening News.

"Cappelletti is a convention used in bridge," writes Marcel Villeneuve, tying up all sorts of linguistic loose ends, almost as though they were strands of capellini.

After his retirement, Mr. Phillips continued his interest in stamp collecting, earned master points in bridge, wrote reminiscences for friends and family, and, with his wife, was an avid traveler.

Read; join a book group; play chess or bridge; write your life story; do crossword or jigsaw puzzles; take a class; pursue music or art; design a new garden layout.

"Police viewed a copy of the videotape and discovered images of children and adults," Judge Bobbe J. Bridge wrote for the nine-member court, which was unanimous in its decision.