Sentence examples for reconstructing a bridge from inspiring English sources

Vijay Bahuguna, the chief minister of Uttarakhand, visited the disaster-hit areas of Matli and Gangori, where local officials were urged to quickly start reconstructing a bridge damaged by the high waters of the Ganges.

"We really put in a lot of effort when we put together plans not only on how we're going to reconstruct a bridge but also how we are going to accomplish doing that and maintain the traffic," Ms. Jobson said.

One customer might come with a question: 'how often do people take the train?' — another customer say: 'what happens if I reconstruct a bridge?' and for us these might be different customer questions but the underlying analysis is the same".

He has begun reconstructing a few buildings.

You start again, reconstructing a new history from your laughter.

In preparation for the Jubilee of 1475 he reconstructed a long-ruined Roman bridge, renamed after him the Ponte Sisto, which allowed the creation of a one-way system whereby the crowds of pilgrims arrived at the Vatican by the Ponte Sant' Angelo and left by the newly opened bridge.

Such examples provide useful intuitive analogs for helping nonspecialists see the use of historical remnants in recognizing and reconstructing history, as a bridge to similar historical thinking in biology.

I'm actually having some conversations with that company now, and figuring out whether or not I could get a rough estimate of what it'd cost to reconstruct a simpler version of that bridge, with the additions of the walkways on either side.

The county funded a study to determine the feasibility and cost of reconstructing the bridge.

Finally, because a championship demands no less, the Pacers made their own, reconstructing the bridge to the finals, defensive stop by stop, Knick brick by brick.

"Can they reconstruct a leg?