But he insists he takes even greater pride in watching his many students become bridge masters and championship-caliber players.
At the same time, there are concerns that e-cigarettes could become "bridge products" for use in places prohibiting smoking or starter products, attracting young people or former smokers to smoking [ 7].
If the failing organ cannot recover, they may become bridges to transplantation, but only if an organ transplant becomes available in time.
We suspect that former Gov. Eliot Spitzer is not destined to become a bridge or tunnel any time soon.
Mr. Dietz was a car mechanic when he took the test to become a bridge operator 20 years ago.
Bessie's distant cousin Sidney retired from business at 31 to become a bridge whiz on the national scene, while Mary Burnett's second husband, Harold, had the distinction of being condemned to death.
The list of 156 options for the bridge's future include mundane ones, like reducing tolls for car pools and adding more buses, and fantastic ones, like creating a tunnel that emerges from a man-made island in the middle of the river to become a bridge for the rest of the crossing.
Secondly, being bilingual will allow my daughter to become a bridge between two communities and enjoy double the books, films, conversations, music, and politics.
Secondly, being bilingual will allow my daughter to become a bridge between two communities and enjoy double the books, films, conversations, music and politics.
Even the bridges linking the island to the right and left banks of Paris will, by tomorrow night, become bridges of eyes, rather than bridges of sighs.
Our secrets become bridges.
