I tried to go down through the bridge, but the boat was completely filled with water.
His guitar rings through the bridge and chunks away in the verse.
The passionate performance, Cohen's fourth song of the night, is brought to an abrupt end part-way through the bridge.
News accounts differed over whether the vehicle was pushed over by protesters or, in a panic, the driver burst through the bridge railing and plunged into the river.
If you could somehow saw through the bridge at its midpoint, through the center of the kink, the two halves would fall into the river in opposite directions.
Some afternoons, it appears as a river, stealing through the bridge toward the Berkeley Hills in a steadily moving column made luminous by the pink sun.
Before heading back downstream, I looked through the bridge and across to the west bank, where a green swath of trees dominates the view — just as it does in the painting.
Thus, for instance, a violin consists of four strings (the vibrating elements) which are positioned over a fingerboard (playing surface) and coupled through the bridge to the instrument's body (acoustic resonator).
Apart from causing interference problems, the "2B1Q" algorithm used to send broadband digital signals down a pair of copper telephone wires cannot punch its way through the "bridge taps" where local lines are spliced.
Thereafter, the circulation was changed to flow-through, the bridge between the reservoirs was removed and, at the 10 l levels, one flume chamber was switched to the 10 l reservoir containing the odour.
It is shown herein that there is a biological capacity for humeral shaft healing achieved through the bridge-plate technique, with use of bone grafting in atrophic cases.
