Sentence examples for to footbridge from inspiring English sources

Greene's hypothesis that the non-utilitarian response to Footbridge is caused by an automatic affective process is supported by neuroimaging, cognitive load, and reaction-time studies (Greene et al. 2001; Greene et al. 2008), as well as studies of patients with brain damage to emotion-processing areas (according to Koenigs et al. 2007 such patients have more utilitarian responses).

After delivering a speech replete with his calls for a one America and ending with his declaration that "hope is on the way," Mr. Edwards went to a footbridge outside to deliver a shortened repeat performance to the crowd amassed there.

We had to find help; we were in an alleyway, and we had to cross a footbridge to get to the main road.

Pass along the gable end of the house and down some steps in the garden, to cross the garden to the footbridge over the river Greta.

Elemental is to build a footbridge to link the city with Orrego Island, site of a poignant memorial for all those who died in Constitución, and the architects also plan to improve road access to the city.

Three days ago one distraught protester climbed to the footbridge's central arch and threatened to jump.

At Rushley, the road bends to the left; take the path across the fields to the footbridge.

He came to a footbridge where his son had played in the summer.

"She went to the footbridge and threw the baby into the river," Mr. Purdy said.

12 Go through the kissing gate next to the footbridge and into Burford Meadow.

Do not follow the arrow; continue on the footpath that leads straight ahead from the gate, over the brow of the hill, dropping down to a footbridge.