Sentence examples for see a bridge from inspiring English sources

People see a bridge, they say let's walk over, drive over, whatever, for the day.

"You know you're getting into your late 30s when you come here to see a bridge and Las Vegas is secondary," Mr. Jepsen said.

A security agent allowed a reporter and a photographer to see a bridge where rebels had been seen trying to scrub bloodstains, but it was a brief stop, interrupted when a rebel commander overruled the decision.

"They'd say, 'I can see a bridge and I can see water".' The county was "obviously behind the times," said Stephen Seitz, a spokesman for the National Emergency Number Association in Arlington, Va., explaining that in many regions of the country, 911 has been in use since the late 1970's or early 1980's.

Snyder and many of Michigan's leading business interests would like to see a bridge called the New International Trade Crossing (NITC) built across the Detroit River to Canada.

But in the same way that our hearts leap up to our throats when we see the architectural wonder of great bridges, so does God's heart leap up to see a bridge that has been made between human hearts.

He cried out in terror if he saw a bridge or a dog; he sobbed at night and woke up screaming.

During the intervention (Fig. 7), a player standing on the ground sees a bridge which is obstructed by two large blocks.

There she saw a bridge they built to access the main trading town, a "hospital outhouse" they built because the only hospital is hundreds of miles away, and a well so they could have clean drinking water.

Would you like to see a real bridge?

They will also see a new bridge built to the south of the properties, carrying the road over the railway.