Sentence examples for lone bridge from inspiring English sources
Elsewhere the plotters got cold feet or, as in the case of Strawberry Plains, lost their matches after a shootout with the lone bridge guard.
On one hand, mercy represents a lone bridge between rights advocates and Iran's conservative ruling class, which has on multiple occasions demonstrated a willingness to reform human rights laws in the country if they are based on homegrown Islamic principles.
There were concerns that the water could destroy secondary defenses the city had built to safeguard critical parts of the infrastructure, like water and sewer facilities and the lone remaining bridge.
But if two of these hydroxyl-capped silicon atoms come close together, they can react further, spitting out a water molecule and leaving a lone oxygen atom bridging the two silicons.
As I strolled over the bridge, a lone white swan swam into view.
To think of this lone man crossing the bridge, being all that separates the British from getting a hold of these documents, it completely transformed how I saw it.
The actor, born in Boston to Ukrainian immigrants and Orthodox Jews, embraced the figure of the lone alien on the bridge of the Starship Enterprise, exploring the universe with more emotional, fully human characters.
While the sketch artists and engravers, like Alfred R. Waud, Theodore R. Davis and Edwin Forbes, had the freedom to draw troops in action (and photographers did not), they produced a highly idealized view of the war, featuring heroic Union soldiers in action, soldiers rebuilding railroad bridges and lone sentries guarding tracks.
The quantum-chemical calculations show that nonbonding d-orbitals of vanadium ions have the LUMO character and act as Lewis acid sites, whereas the lone electron pairs of bridging oxygen ions have the HOMO character and behave as Lewis basic sites.
In being distinguished for her writing on photography, along with her famous portraits projected throughout the presentations, Sontag found her subject in a fixed object: her self-created image as a lone female intellectual icon bridging Europe and America.
