Sentence examples for sections of a bridge from inspiring English sources

Bottom: concrete quality assessment of the surveyed sections of a bridge deck in Figure 18 (Bottom).

Figure 19 Top: delamination assessment of the surveyed sections of a bridge deck in Figure 18 (Top).

See articleA section of a bridge over the Mississippi river in Minneapolis collapsed during the evening rush hour.

In Southampton, the flooding knocked out a 34-foot section of a bridge on Route 70, a main thoroughfare connecting Philadelphia to the Jersey Shore, causing major traffic problems.

Emergency workers pulled the 14th victim from the Arkansas River, four days after a dozen vehicles fell in when barges being pushed upstream knocked out a 580-foot section of a bridge on Interstate 40.

In August, a 330-foot-long ramp section of a bridge in the northeast collapsed 100 feet to the ground, taking four trucks with it, resulting in three deaths.

You see the indebtedness to Pollock, Gorky and de Kooning in works like "Cross Section of a Bridge" (1951) and "Ladybug" (1957): the skittering gestures; the interlaced skeins of drips and slashes; the restlessness; the flashes of bright color and occasional horror vacui; the forward-thrusting layouts, a Cubist holdover; and the centrifugal energy held in check by rigorous architecture.

The earliest work at the Whitney is the precocious, ten-foot-long "Cross Section of a Bridge" (1951), whose wittily bashed-up Cubism recalls both Marcel Duchamp's "Nude Descending a Staircase" and works by de Kooning from the late nineteen-forties.

The car's journey downstream was halted by the middle section of a bridge.

Speaking of deviance: One night recently, a group of deviant artists arranged (in a matter of minutes) to paint a giant erect penis on the street section of a bridge that would rise to let the cargo ships through at 2 00 a.m.

However, when you first find it, it will be blocked by a section of a bridge.