Sentence examples for by a bridge of from inspiring English sources

In 480 bce the Persian army of Xerxes I crossed the strait by a bridge of boats.

The condition consists of identical twins joined by a bridge of tissue through which the circulatory systems communicate.

From the northeast gate the Khurāsān road was joined by a bridge of boats to the east bank of the Tigris.

In the time of al-Maʾmūn (reigned 813 833), Al-Jīzah was linked to Cairo by a bridge of boats and then by successive permanent bridges.

The new town (founded 1911) is connected with Multan by road over the Taunsa Barrage and with Ghazi Ghat and Muzaffargarh by a bridge of boats over the Indus at low water.

Emilia is our guide to the streets and the houses of Dnepropetrovsk; and we see Ilya's former studio, which was reached by a bridge of loose boards laid over rafters.

Betweenness centrality metric is one of the significant indicators of network essentiality because proteins with high betweenness are essential for the functioning of the system by serving as a bridge of communication between several other proteins in the network [ 21].

The Old Members' Building is connected by a bridge (Pevsner adding, "Of course it runs diagonally") to further college rooms above shops on Ship Street.

After all, the brain already consisted of two hemispheres linked by a dense bridge of neurons.

One element is poised upside down over the other, joined to it by a simple bridge of bright yellow rubber.

The bay is spanned by a bridge from just north of Rio de Janeiro's centre to Niterói.