Sentence examples for build a crossing from inspiring English sources

Bob Blizzard said most of the 250 people who attended a public meeting were against the plan to build a crossing alongside the Bascule Bridge.

The bridges in Bures had been blown up previously, and it took the brigade's engineers until the afternoon to build a crossing.

In the south, the 3rd Parachute Brigade started crossing the River Dives on 18 August, delayed by the need to build a crossing to replace the bridge destroyed by the division during Operation Tonga.

Here, Progressive London's aim to build a cross-party coalition is a welcome one.

Most importantly, Mr Blair will want to build a cross-party consensus for any international response to the suicide flights.

The deal would allow E*Trade to build a cross-border electronic trading network and receive revenue from Versus trades.

By contrast, Hillary Clinton failed to deliver universal health care because she failed to build a cross-party consensus for it.

It is also a forewarning that one day such tools will be used to build a cross for Christ to die on.

We must build a cross-party consensus in facing these difficult issues, and not dodge safeguarding the future of our NHS to safeguard our own re-elections.

On Saturday night it appeared that Labour with the Liberal Democrats would be able to build a cross-party majority to push through their regulatory regime.

The SNP also says it would build a cross-party alliance to scrap the Trident nuclear weapons system, which Labour wants to keep.