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Science writer Dorion Sagann can be seen as casting a bridge here, by showing that cultural objects involve energy-matter transfer as well.

Hutchinson, 64, a former Herndon Town Council member, cast herself as a bridge builder.

A four-inch (102-mm) thick deck was cast to simulate a bridge deck composite with the PS girder.

CAST also serves as a bridge for the collaboration between China and the U.S. in economic issues, trade, personnel, science and technology, and other areas.

Barcelona know that Stamford Bridge casts a big shadow.

These struggles end with the climactic presentation of a tashlik, the symbolic casting off of sins from a bridge.

Unlike many other top Bush administration officials, Mr. Paulson has taken pains to cast himself as a bridge-builder to Democrats.

Breaking the rules will get you kicked off the set and you may burn a bridge with a casting agency that books for many projects.

On August 6, Colonel Coit sent two companies of the 4th Ohio on a reconnaissance mission across and beyond a cast iron bridge that crossed the Río Guanamí (Guamani River).

We took the No. 12 tram to the Blaues Wunder (Blue Marvel) -- a cast-iron bridge of 1893, which crosses the Elbe with irrelevant grandeur between Blasewitz and Loschwitz, and is indeed painted a fetching, if architecturally unconventional, shade of powder blue.

The suspension bridge across the Tees was replaced by a cast iron bridge on masonry piers in 1841.