Sentence examples for piece bridge from inspiring English sources
And one piece, "Bridge Over Tree" — originally created in 1970 for the Walker Art Center, has been temporarily reconstructed by the Public Art Fund.
And the playwright and performer Sarah Jones, best known for her Tony Award-winning multi-character piece "Bridge & Tunnel," joined us, by way of a Skype video stream, from the West Village, where she was in jet-lag meltdown after three weeks in Europe, interviewing prostitutes for a new show she was developing called "Sell/Buy/Date".
Out of 61 entries, 37 were awarded, including Best in Show going to longtime member Arline Helm for her painting "Only in California". The Bauman Award was given to Janet Devaney for her piece "Bridge in Cornwall," and the Jarvis Award was granted to Lisa August for "A Western Family".
Phillips repeats Koga's words as a refrain throughout his piece, bridging the gap between the two stories.
Elon Musk pointed to his systems-level ambitions in his presentation when he positioned Tesla Energy as "the missing piece" bridging electric cars and large-scale renewable power (and, specifically, the renewable power company he's involved with outside Tesla — Solar City).
The stress distribution in mandibular bone rehabilitated with a one-piece bridge was more perturbed than that observed with a two-piece bridge.
Brånemark implants RP platforms in conjunction with titanium Procera one-piece or two-piece bridges were used to simulate oral rehabilitations.
The only metal bracing in such instruments appears in the form of flat or arched pieces bridging the gap through which the hammers rise to strike the strings.
A decade later, in 1969, Connell published a companion piece, "Mr. Bridge". The two novels were made into the 1990 movie, "Mr. and Mrs. Bridge," which starred Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward.
By dusk Friday, crews had begun shifting the old piece of bridge out, inching it along lubricated skids.
On Friday afternoon, workers found themselves again falling behind schedule when the old piece of bridge, which dates to its opening in 1936, proved to be more stubborn than expected.
