Sentence examples for rickety bridge from inspiring English sources

2) Crossing the bridge Four people need to cross a rickety bridge at night.

A person's politics form the rickety bridge between aspirations and real life.

There he spotted his first monument, a rickety bridge swiveling open to let a barge pass.

Betances was standing on that rickety bridge between potential and production, and he slipped through the slats.

After young architect Charles Agle '29 *31 took documentary photographs from a rickety "bridge" he built overhead, the mosaic was cut free on all four sides.

A bedroom shows mold creeping along a wall, right above a painting of a guardian angel ushering two children across a rickety bridge.

Moreover, operators are obliged to upgrade potholed roads and rickety bridges that otherwise might wait years for repair.

We were blessed with warm, clear weather on a Saturday in early October as we tramped past duck ponds, through pastures and over rickety bridges.

In Britain, told-you-so xenophobia rises like swamp-gas from the euroskeptics who, all along, have wanted Britain — not a part of the euro zone — to burn its rickety bridges to continental Europe.

Much of what the CED proposes in its paper is pretty tame stuff patching up rickety bridges before they become unsafe, buses for the young, old and infirm, more bike paths.

On the board, there was no choice but to go at these rickety bridges straight on – and therefore far too fast – to the cheers of two guys climbing the "cathedral", one of three frozen waterfalls that line the gorge.