Sentence examples for overpass support from inspiring English sources

A tractor-trailer crashed and exploded in flames, killing at least one person and snapping off an overpass support column near Grand Junction.

The Kentucky State Police said a preliminary investigation had found that Mr. Parker had apparently fallen asleep, causing the bus to run off the road and strike an overpass support about 75 miles north of Nashville.

Those who are still drawn to sleep behind the wind-blocking pillars that support the overpass do so alone, amid the piles of garbage.

To do so, however, planners needed to move the abutments that support the overpass, creating two large patches of open, shaded land.

Later, they couldn't excavate all the bodies, because moving them would've interfered with the structural support of the overpass.

In the case of a typical overpass beam bridge with one support in the middle, construction begins with the casting of concrete footings for the pier and abutments.

These included "I-95," for which she put up more than 200 of her own photos on pillars supporting a highway overpass (see the picture above), and "The Billboard Project" (example at bottom); both installations appeared in her hometown, Philadelphia.

If the goal is an ironic wink at his role in realizing finally an interstate highway system, perhaps the commission should transplant the entire concept to the closest I-95 off ramp? (Gehry made this goal clear when stating that partial inspiration for the monument were the support pylons underneath Eisenhower Highway System overpasses).

In accordance with the yield behavior, this behavior is also caused by the breaking of gel network occurring when the deformation or strain overpasses the elastic deformation the network or NCAs can support.

Originally supported by trestles and a stone foundation, the overpass was rebuilt in 1910 during the construction of the Catskill Aqueduct.

"It wouldn't just be a question of replacing the signs and all their support structures, but you would have to widen lanes and redo overpasses to make room for these things".