Sentence examples for bridges that make from inspiring English sources

They have bridges that make the George Washington Bridge look like small potatoes.

The bridges that make these connections are often called the Detroit Superior Bridge and the Lorain Carnegie Bridge.

Santiago Calatrava has been given the rope to hang himself, building not just the soaring bridges that made his name, but a series of buildings that has come out far the wrong side of kitsch.

The current gathering was originally announced by KCNA as scheduled for "early September," and the slight delay touched off speculation about cutthroat internal wrangling over the presumed dynastic succession, Kim Jong-il's health, and flooded roads and washed-out bridges that made travel difficult.

When I asked Zink about this familiar sensation, he at first responded by describing the distinctive form and length of suspension bridges that makes them sublime: "They are the biggest, the most monumental, so of course our eyes are going to be drawn to them".

When I asked Zink about this familiar sensation, he at first responded by describing the distinctive form and length of suspension bridges that makes them sublime: "They are the biggest, the most monumental, so of course our eyes are going to be drawn to them". And then he drifted around to musical analogies a vertical piano, or a giant harp, like the one Mainstone had imagined.

A walkway was designed with wooden bridges that makes the journey relatively easy.

"It built the bridge that made going to Berkeley possible," Desmarie said.

Here, we propose a bar fixation technique using a bridge that makes the bar unmovable.

URS had argued that its engineers did not know about a design flaw in the bridge that made it vulnerable.

"We're trying to create a bridge that makes it easier for those people to cross over".