Sentence examples for landmark bridge from inspiring English sources

Throughout Highbridge are proud new reminders of the landmark bridge that the southwest Bronx neighborhood is named after, like vibrant murals at the public library and history lessons in the schools.

He said the authorities had also addressed many noncredible terror threats, ranging from warnings of attacks on the Israeli team and a landmark bridge about 65 miles south of Athens to suspicious substances that proved to be mustard grains and tea.

The landmark bridge later got an esplanade in 1926 and sculptures in 1928.

The white flags were placed on top of the two stone towers at either end of the landmark bridge and flew for several hours before police took them down.

The protesters, many donning thunderbolts as a solidarity symbol, shut down both the landmark bridge and several other major thoroughfares to cars in Ireland's capital.

Mostar, Bosnia-Herzegovina: The town's landmark bridge has been rebuilt since the 16th century original Turkish span was destroyed in 1993 during the Bosnian war.

Cleveland Bridge has worked on other famous landmark bridges including the Victoria Falls Bridge in Zimbabwe, the Auckland Harbour Bridge in New Zealand and the Humber Bridge.

Her firm is analyzing paint samples for the restoration of the landmark interior sections of the Plaza Hotel, and has assisted since 1997 in the renovation of landmark bridges on the Merritt Parkway.

This visual history of the world 's landmark bridges is thoroughly revised and updated since its initial publication with all-new photographs and features cutting edge work by today's international superstars of architecture and engineering.

All the way through the trailer, each one of those magic, sparkling, 60 seconds, you keep seeing tantalising glimpses of aeroplane seats and screaming passengers among the more expected ones of submarines being treated like bath toys and large landmark bridges being at least partially destroyed.

The Cleveland Public Parks District is the municipal body that oversees the city's neighborhood parks, the largest of which is the historic Rockefeller Park, notable for its late-19th century historical landmark bridges and Cultural Gardens.