Sentence examples for popular bridging from inspiring English sources

More widely known as a popular bridging spot for outdoor sports enthusiasts and winter skiers to base themselves on the edge of the Cairngorms National Park, the village of Aviemore is also, noted Mumford during the show, where Highlands promoter Robert Hicks put the band on in a small bar while they were touring the area six years ago, in the days before their huge multinational fame.

On the most popular bridges the guard rails now consist of a solid wall of metal.

One of the most popular bridge clubs in New York City is Honors.

Among the popular bridge books reprinted this year are two updated classics: "The Secrets of Winning Bridge," by Jeff Rubens (Bridge World Books), and "Treasury of Bidding Tips," by Eddie Kantar (Master Point Press).

His truss, with wooden diagonal members and iron vertical ties, was the most popular bridge design in the U.S. during the last half of the 19th century.

Christopher Stevens – a popular, bridge-building idealist by all accounts – had raised concerns about the situation, but US security on the ground had been scaled down.

A popular bridge teacher, he won more than 40 regional titles and almost 11,700 master points, but his biggest victory was a Cinderella story, the 1987 Spingold Knockout Teams.

19 With about 10 suicides annually from 1993 to 2002 (baseline data from this study), Bloor Street Viaduct had the dubious distinction of being the second most popular bridge for suicide studied in the world after Golden Gate Bridge.

In recent times, WiFi-based Long Distance (WiLD) networks have become very popular in bridging the rural urban digital divide.

Ed Ruscha Actual Accomplishment: He used a design background to illustrate language as part of the popular landscape, bridging the conceptual/retinal divide.

Hollow bridge columns have become increasingly popular in bridge construction during the last few decades.