Sentence examples for erected a bridge from inspiring English sources

Over the Rhône River at Tournon in 1824 the two brothers erected a bridge suspended from cables made of parallel wire strands, the first of a succession of such modern bridges all over the world.

Mr. Pinter more or less recycles these lines, thereby erecting a bridge between him and Agatha Christie, whom, depending on your view, Mr. Shaffer either robbed or parodied.

The knowledge transfer between rural Finns and the company on the use of boletes and the capacity to erect a bridge between Finnish forests and the main market were the core aspects behind the success of Dalla Valle Ltd.

There is no evidence that anyone ever seriously considered erecting such a bridge as Hood envisioned or undertaking Corbett's multitiered city.

Unfortunately, like most saints, Shannon hath only been high twice in her lifetime (due to her fear of losing control) and even those two times she mutli-tasked; ironing pleated curtains, whilst doing calculus and erecting a bridge.

To heighten the ambience of romance, he would like to erect a "kissing bridge" on Canal Street.

As a result, after carrying out a review, the council agreed to erect a new bridge.

In 1989, some stones fell from the church onto Lexington Avenue and the church immediately had to erect a sidewalk bridge for protection.

It's not clear why Mohawks took to ironwork so well after their introduction to it in 1880, when several young men helped erect a steel bridge over the St .Lawrence River.

The Egyptians began preparations to cross the river by erecting a Bailey bridge.

Having applied his perseverance and spells to erect a magical bridge, the piglet fulfills the requirement for marrying the emperor's daughter, after which it is uncovered that he is a Făt-Frumos or Prince Charming character who assumes his real identity only by night.