Sentence examples for give a bridge from inspiring English sources

Paul Zielbauer (NYT) NEW JERSEY RIVERSIDE: FREE BRIDGE AVAILABLE New Jersey Transit cannot give a bridge away, at least not yet.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, April 27 , 1935P. 11 Bryn Mawr College gave a bridge party & fashion show at which a dress which had been worn by Katharine Hepburn was auctioned off.

The ship was given a bridge underneath her flight deck, extending from side to side, and she was fitted with a retractable pilot house in the middle of the flight deck for use when not operating aircraft.

In a trial, the test colony was given a bridge attached to a 90° Y-bifurcation with a pivot (Fig. 1c).

Mechanical devices are also increasingly used to give a failing RV a bridge to recovery or transplantation.

"If you would give us a bridge, let's put Lehman back together.

But the president said that the major powers needed to give Iran a bridge to a diplomatic resolution to the nuclear standoff.

"It would give them a bridge to retirement at age 65 when they are shifted anyway from disability pay to regular pensions".

Rather than try to hammer out a definitive package, the European Union and the I.M.F. should give Portugal a bridge loan and wait to negotiate a deal until there is a new government in place.

The software will give Google a bridge between native Microsoft Office clients and Google Docs, which will be a big deal.

And while most of the money will go to operations, CoVenture can also invest a little of it to give companies a "bridge" while they raise other funding.