The phrase "under bridge" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is beneath a bridge, such as the riverbed, or something else that is located below a bridge. For example, "We had to drive slowly under the bridge so we wouldn't hit the boat."
LAMB BURGER UNDER BRIDGE It's time to have a little lamb burger, and maybe some liang pi cold skin noodles.
The typhoon shelter was famous for its restaurants' cuisine – including Under Bridge Spicy Crab – and it was a nightlife hub, alive with mahjong games and hired singers.
The invitation to Poell's show was a salmon-colored factory time card stamped with an hour — seven in the evening — and an address that puzzled my driver: "Alzaia Naviglio Grande Under Bridge Viale Cassala".
The agency, the Board of Pilot Commissioners, accused the captain, John J. Cota, of piloting the ship at an unsafe speed despite heavy fog that posed an obvious threat in navigating the 900-foot vessel under bridge.
Substructure deformation response was predominantly elastic under bridge contraction, but highly non-linear under bridge expansion and varied from year to year.
He said on Twitter: "Massive massive crash second lap on wet patch under bridge no-one could see.
People like O'Hara have worked hard to improve otters' habitat, planting thousands of trees, fencing off long stretches of riverbank, digging out ponds, reconnecting oxbows, building breeding and resting sites and neat little under-bridge ledges so otters won't have to cross main roads.
In fact, these are work-intensive, prone to human error, and they often require the use of expensive inspection means, such as under-bridge trucks.
Enemy combatants might appear under bridges.
Under bridges, though, is another story.
Into the twilight step American soldiers, policing drunks under bridges.
