By E. B. White The New Yorker, June 20 , 1931 P. 7Tells of the activities of the nudist colony of males which gathered on the rocks of Hunter's Island, which can be reached across a bridge from Pelham.
The rebellion's leader, Mouna Rudao, is still seen as a folk hero by many Taiwanese.The film emphasises the Seediq belief that only warriors with hands bloodied by slaughter can qualify for the afterlife (reached across a rainbow bridge).
We're reaching across the bridge towards the millions of people who want recovery, too.
It was reached across a moat via the "Love Bridge," sweetly dedicated "to all those who met and fell in love at the University of Miami".
The facility, projected to cost $18 billion, is on an island that is reached by a bridge that stretches 20 miles across the sea.
But what they give is more profound: help that reaches across the generational bridge, to the kind of people who could not program a V.C.R. to save their lives.
The militia eventually reached a bridge across a stream, where about 25 men established a defensive line behind a stone wall on the far side.
The women of Liberia, led by Leywah Gbowee and a small group of church women in the summer of 2003, reached across religious lines, bridging Muslim and Christian differences to form a coalition founded on the principle of peaceful resolution.
This campaign reached across bridging weak ties, while still engaging those strongly invested in the ALS cure.
Take a broom and put it across like a bridge.
Either we "bridge", reaching across to other groups and towards our inherent, shared humanity and connection, while recognising that we have differences; or we "break", pulling away from other groups and making it easier to tell and believe false stories of "us vs them", then supporting practices that dehumanise the "them".
