Sentence examples for keep bridging from inspiring English sources

As long as we keep bridging such terms with the word 'social', we can surely talk ourselves out of applying any critical thought to the long-term consequences of such a philosophical shift.

Our results show that in species where females are small and of similar size to males (low SSD), both sexes bridge at a similar, and substantially high rate, but when SSD increases and females become much larger than males, these relatively giant females stop using bridging to move, while males keep bridging at a very high rate.

You're the guy who chugs Estus on the Iron Keep bridge during PVP.

You do not need to stay resting on the switch to keep bridges closed.

Our headline "Capello has stayed aloof but personal touch may have kept Bridge onside" says the opposite of what is meant – it suggests that Capello's personal touch means there is still a possibility of Bridge staying onside; it should have read "Capello has stayed aloof but personal touch might have kept Bridge onside" (but it didn't).

"We've taken great pains to keep that bridge and all of our bridges structurally sound.

The train had been put there because its weight might help keep the bridge in place, but the bridge, vibrating in the floodwater, produced so much friction that the coal in the gondolas caught fire.

As architect, Jones believes that an arch of one design but not another will keep the bridge up; as someone strolling underneath the bridge, Smith believes that an arch of a different design would have been a greater aesthetic success.

Bridge master David Anderson told the inquiry the trust was required to keep the bridge open and safe for traffic and pedestrians.

The Macauley poem, Horatius at the Bridge, entered his mind: "Who will stand on either hand / And keep the bridge with me?" He thought of Carswell and Reckless, his closest friends in politics, whom he spoke to almost every day.

James E. Cayne, Bear's chairman, will at least save a few bucks to keep playing bridge.