Sentence examples for bridgework from inspiring English sources
The word "bridgework" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to refer to a structure that spans a gap or connects two pieces of land, such as a bridge over a river or highway. Example: The new highway project includes the construction of a large, modern bridgework that will significantly improve transportation in the area.
noun
A partial denture that is anchored to existing teeth
Dental insurance, usually sold on a group plan and sponsored by an employer, covers such dental services as fillings, crowns, extractions, bridgework, and dentures.
After hanging on to a strap, he… A girl who spent the past three months having some very intricate bridgework installed was asked by her dentist to exhibit it at a dental….
A girl who spent the past three months having some very intricate bridgework installed was asked by her dentist to exhibit it at a dental clinic.
"A lot of booze has flowed under the bridgework," Ava says.
Maybe they'll let me trade one of my pieces for some bridgework if I ever need it".
"If," the Butcher says, past bridgework that he often pops out with his tongue as a joking but startling reminder of his brutal past life.
But she's more often inclined to strain for an image, as when Celia encounters the semi-familiar parking lot of her old high school, and the sensation is like meeting "a gap-toothed former baby sitter who had gotten bridgework".
This is good bridgework, particularly between Mr. Vandermark and Mr. Moran.
Some Jap Navy ships, like those of the Nagato class, were murder because of all the complicated bridgework--pagodas.
However, the real issue is that the ultimate client, Halton Borough Council, has not insisted on the final winner possessing Britain's gold-plated Register of Qualified Steelwork Contractors Scheme for Bridgeworks.
She is the chief executive of BridgeWorks, a consultancy in Minneapolis that concentrates on generational differences in the workplace.
