Sentence examples for go into bridge from inspiring English sources
One patient is ready to be discharged but cannot take up his self-funded place in a private nursing home for four days and will not consider going into bridging accommodation until his room is available.
Thus, the good bank would go into a bridge bank – likely with the bank's domestic derivatives portfolio, since the F.D.I.C. has only 24 hours to move that.
Go into somersault, bridge, or kick legs back down.
If you feel like your falling forwards then go into a bridge (if possible).
Try rolling backwards off your bed, do backward rolls on the ground, or go into a bridge backwards.[2].
If you have long hair,wear a ponytail, so you don't pull your hair painfully when you go into a bridge.
Ball said: "A few weeks ago, the mayor categorically stated that no more public money should go into the garden bridge.
"I go into flow playing bridge," he writes, "but after a long tournament, when I look in the mirror, I worry that I am merely fidgeting until I die".
A car had gone into a bridge abutment halfway down the road to Sabot Lake.
