Sentence examples for bridging the gorge from inspiring English sources

Bridging the gorge are three crossings, each built atop the previous one.

As a coach he may have won a World Cup with England and conquered Europe with Bath but bridging the gorge between the Championship and the Premiership has been a nightmarish lottery.

This generation will help to bridge the gorge between modernization and globalization and our daily practices, this precious environment, even with cultures falling silent across continents and oceans.

That's one way to bridge the perilous gorge that lies between child and adult stardom.

Credit for solving the problem belongs principally to John Augustus Roebling, a German-born American engineer who added a web truss to either side of his roadways and produced a structure so rigid that he successfully bridged the Niagara Gorge at Niagara Falls, New York, the Ohio River at Cincinnati, and, finally, in his masterpiece, the East River between Brooklyn and Manhattan at New York City.

At the Clifton Suspension Bridge the Gorge is more than 700 feet wide and 300 feet deep.

(Instead, the show features a photo of a bridge over the gorge).

These days, trail makers would probably build a bridge across the gorge.

We skipped the advertised float trips and rappelling, taking it in from a bridge spanning the gorge.

It's a spectacular sight when viewed from the bridge over the gorge -- especially in winter, when mammoth stalactites of ice build up along the cliffs.

Footpaths lead to the best viewpoints, but be prepared: crossing Knife Edge Bridge across the gorge is like wading through the world's wettest, noisiest carwash.