Sentence examples for role in bridge from inspiring English sources

He plays the title role in Steven Spielberg's film version of The BFG, and earlier this year won an Academy Award for his supporting role in Bridge of Spies.

To accomplish this goal, realistic prediction of the long-term performance of bridges plays an indispensable role in bridge engineering.

For given structural configuration, construction materials, and road surface condition, the physical parameters of vehicle also play a significant role in bridge dynamic behavior.

In bridge superstructure, deck plays a crucial role in bridge performance and have a direct impact from flowing traffic and environment (such as snow accumulations and heavy rains etc).

But it is precisely this position of the person in the middle that can allow them to play an important role in bridge building.

Kate Winslet won the supporting actress category for her portrayal in "Steve Jobs" of the late Apple co-founder's colleague Joanna Hoffman, while Mark Rylance was named best supporting actor for his Soviet spy role in "Bridge of Spies".

The foreign minister belongs to the dominant ethnic Tajik wing of the government, and has played a key role in bridging the differences between the Tajiks and Mr. Karzai, who is a Pashtun, Afghanistan's largest ethnic group.

Islamic good governance will play a major role in bridging religious and secular political parties by focusing on how Islam promotes the state's responsibility to its citizens, regardless of gender, religion or ideology.

In conservative societies where ordinary women often lack freedom of mobility, it is female health workers that play a desperately needed role in bridging the gap between the private space of the home and the public arena of basic service provision.

On the whole, the survey found the average students will now be short of around £265 each month following the maintenance grant axe, meaning banks have to now play a very important role in bridging this gap, Save the Student said.

The reasons for hope cited by Mr. Indyk are indeed grounds for cautious optimism, but the likelihood of a successful outcome will depend on the United States, including President Obama personally, playing a strong role in bridging gaps that pessimists on all sides have deemed unbridgeable.