Sentence examples for refrain to bridge from inspiring English sources

In connection with his review of Stephen Sondheim's "Finishing the Hat" ("Isn't It Rich?" Oct. 31), Paul Simon, in the Up Front, says that when he wrote the refrain to "Bridge Over Troubled Water" — "Like a bridge over troubled water, I will lay me down" — he had "no idea where those words and melody came from".

I refrain to make any comments".

We refrain to infer this tRNA in Steganacarus.

The song gradually builds over the course of the verses, refrain and bridge, before resolving with a "towering" chorus.

It's difficult to bridge.

He now has to bridge that gap.

It is hard to bridge that gap.

Smith devoted his life to bridge.

We want to bridge the generation gap.

Keep trying to bridge it.

Now she needs to bridge those worlds.