Sentence examples for girder from inspiring English sources
noun
A beam of steel, wood, or reinforced concrete, used as a main horizontal support in a building or structure.
The costs could go as high as C$8 billion ($5.8 billion).In this section Hi ho, hi ho, down the data mine we go A silicone blip Hydrophobia Mir on earth Subway to the sky Fat chance Another day, another girder The silver scream ReprintsThe long-term effect will almost certainly be an end to the company's special status as a self-regulating monopoly.
Other measures show the business is huge and growing (see chart).In this section Another day, another girder The silver scream Hi ho, hi ho, down the data mine we go A silicone blip Hydrophobia Mir on earth Subway to the sky Fat chance ReprintsCompanies are spending more on direct marketing because it brings in more business.
That leaves Shochiku as pretty much the only real studio left.In this section Mir on earth Subway to the sky Fat chance Another day, another girder The silver scream Hi ho, hi ho, down the data mine we go A silicone blip Hydrophobia ReprintsShochiku has been trying to follow a script written in Hollywood and become more vertically and horizontally integrated.
As a result, earthquakes in bedrock east of the Appalachians tend to ring the earth like a steel girder being struck with a hammer.
If Dow Chemical loses this, then it could be in big trouble.In this section Mir on earth Subway to the sky Fat chance Another day, another girder The silver scream Hi ho, hi ho, down the data mine we go A silicone blip Hydrophobia ReprintsIt may not be, because although no one doubts that breast implants can cause extensive local damage, evidence that they cause chronic illness is scanty.
But the unflattering comparison persists, because Ed Miliband's leadership is going down with voters like a rusty girder heaved into the Tyne.
Between 1867 and 1869 Eiffel constructed four viaducts of trussed-girder design along the rail line between Gannat and Commentry, west of Vichy in France.
The tube, of open-girder construction, is 18 metres (60 feet) long.
William Le Baron Jenney's 10-story Home Insurance Company Building (1884 85) in Chicago was the first to use steel-girder construction.
Within a minute the Belgian showed his other side that so frustrates, fumbling a clearance and relying on the girder-like Mamadou Sakho to bale him out.
Also during World War II, the scissors assault bridge was introduced; a folding bridge, consisting of a pair of solid-girder-supported deck sections, hinged at their juncture, was carried to the riverbank by a tank; opening out in an inverted V, it flattened into a level crossing.
