Sentence examples for driving on a bridge from inspiring English sources
A dark drive across South Carolina gives the imagination something to do: "a plank of reflective dashes" and "the stink of brine like diesel" mean that we're reading a poem about driving on a bridge.
No more sense of security in skyscrapers or airplanes; no more carefree days cheering at the Super Bowl; no more driving on a bridge or through a tunnel without a frisson of fear that the truck ahead may be driven by a suicidal maniac.
And that's scary, for as much as playing PacMan on Google Maps is funny and maybe even endearing, driving on bridges ready to collapse is not.
At noon on Sunday, a senior adviser at the Ministry of Justice was shot as he was driving on a Baghdad highway, and a woman who worked for Iraqi Airways was killed by a gunman on a city bridge, according to the Ministry of the Interior.
Marine Parade For me, driving on this bridge is one of the greatest pleasures of living in Singapore.
"It's not something you see every day," said Jimmy O'Connor, the owner of two local pizza restaurants who was driving on another bridge parallel to the one that collapsed.
They said they pulled over Mr. Chance because he was driving on the bridge's lower level, where trucks are not permitted.
He was an undergraduate, at college in Massachusetts, when a psychology lecturer astonished him by interpreting a dream Shedler had related – about driving on bridges over lakes, and trying on hats in a shop – as an expression of the fear of pregnancy.
I was driving across a bridge out of New York and I heard on the radio that Epstein had died and I said to myself, "I got 'em".
"They had just picked me up from the airport and we were driving under a bridge.
