Sentence for bridge | Use bridge in a sentence

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• Win at Bridge? (8)
• You play Bridge, sir? (8)
• Now we cross London Bridge. (10)
• Have we broken through a bridge? (9)
• Later he went out and walked on to the bridge. (8)
• The bridge at night is a bath for a public man. (10)
• Leaving the bridge he made towards Barnes Common. (8)
• They were crossing the bridge over the Serpentine. (8)
• They crossed the wooden bridge of a flooded stream. (10)
• Over the bridge, a regiment was parading to the drum. (2)
• The company faced the bridge, staring stonily, motionless. (1)
• Chuang-tse and Hui-tse stood on a bridge that spans the Hao. (12)
• On Putney Bridge its march was stayed by a string of waggons. (8)
• Do you know what trying to bridge such a gulf as this is like? (8)
• The shrouded figure of his lost Idea on London Bridge went by. (10)
• In his bed he could have wished himself peregrinating a bridge. (10)
• The cab raced down the Nevski to the Palace Bridge and stopped. (12)
• He was nearing to the Idea he had seized and lost on London Bridge. (10)
• Soon she had crossed the bridge, sent off her message, and returned. (8)
• Excepting the group of four at the centre of the bridge, not a man moved. (1)
• A cart drawn by cream-coloured oxen was passing slowly towards the bridge. (8)
• So they jogged on over the Bridge and across Barnes Common into Richmond Park. (8)
• A cluster of sunshades on the bridge glowed for a moment and was lost in shadow. (8)
• Thanks to this precaution of hers, the train crossed the bridge in perfect safety. (9)
• So it showed beneath the bridge, and down the river till the curving shores hid it. (9)
• Isabel had been preparing for the passage of this bridge ever since she left Boston. (9)
• She did not feel inclined to go in, and crossing the bridge began to climb the hill. (8)
• My father pulled me away roughly from the laughing and staring people on the bridge. (10)
• Moving lights of the railway pass and re-pass below the stationary lights upon the bridge. (2)
• Thus he ploughed his way down the murky street in the direction of the north side bridge. (13)
• The sentinels, facing the banks of the stream, might have been statues to adorn the bridge. (1)
• At the other end of the bridge a man was standing looking down into the green depths below. (13)
• Their thoughts beneath their speech were like fish darting under shadow of the traffic bridge. (10)
• He began at once, without attempting to bridge the time since they had met with any formalities. (9)
• Meanwhile the generous checks from the office of the Bridge Works came with pleasant regularity. (13)
• A little way up the Tarnon, a covered bridge of wood introduced us into the valley of the Mimente. (2)
• For want of a bridge to cross it, she reached the opposite bank by the aid of a fallen tree-trunk. (19)
• Owing to it, in a manner almost as mysterious, he was kept crossing a bridge having a slippery bit on it. (10)
• She paused with the cue poised on the bridge of her slim hand, and shook her crop of short dark chestnut hair. (8)
• There must be no wall about him and no bridge for his feet; then he will want to erect walls and build bridges. (12)
• A shadow of his missed Idea on London Bridge seemed to cross him from the close flapping of a wing within reach. (10)
• From a chimney a scroll of black smoke was flung out across the sky, and a lighted bridge glowed above the water. (8)
• In spite of the false scent we had thrown out the day before, there must have been fifty people about the bridge. (2)
• Then she advanced to the curtain concealing the abyss of the Roc and the bridge of its eggs, and went behind it. (10)
• London had already begun to disgorge its workers as he neared Putney Bridge; the ant-heap was on the move outwards. (8)
• Pont de Montvert, or Greenhill Bridge, as we might say at home, is a place memorable in the story of the Camisards. (2)
• And it is sunset now; and another boat and the last Down to him from the bridge through the rapids has safely passed. (9)
• There were people present; he did not like to run, but overtook her on the bridge, and slipped her hand beneath his arm. (8)
• Beppo did the same, and beheld the chasseur Jacob Baumwalder Feckelwitz crossing the bridge on foot, but he said nothing. (10)
• Suddenly she sits down at the untouched Bridge table, leaning her bare elbows on it and her chin on her hands, quite calm. (8)
• Two solid streams of black-dressed humanity were pressing northward over the narrow footpaths of the State Street bridge. (13)
• It was a business in which the lives of men counted as nothing against the chance of defining a road or sketching a bridge. (1)
• It was just at the time that Jackson was negotiating with the promoters of a large trust for the sale of his Bridge Works. (13)
• The two men raised their hats and disappeared into the black flood pouring across the bridge, while she got into an omnibus. (13)
• Crossing by a rustic bridge we continued on the trail, which now led uphill to one of the most picturesque spots in the country. (1)
• Peyton Farquhar was dead; his body, with a broken neck, swung gently from side to side beneath the timbers of the Owl Creek bridge. (1)
• Although he was a poor, hardworking young architect, he could talk hunters or motor cars or bridge whist, as the occasion demanded. (13)
• She was glad that the uncertain light would hide her from any of her acquaintances that might be driving across the bridge at this hour. (13)
• Their own train drew into the depot, and they disputed upon the fact in question till they entered on the passage of the Suspension Bridge. (9)
• Do you remember the Frenchman who, travelling by way of Southampton, was put down in Waterloo Station, and had to drive across Waterloo Bridge? (2)
• The hotel where we stayed is at the southern end of the fine stone bridge connecting the two sections into which the Brigach divides the town. (20)
• And then he hurried Franko along to the bridge, where, behold, the Countess alighted with the gentleman, and walked beside him into the gardens. (10)
• He and his aquatic accomplice drove to Lincoln Park bridge, where, by a coincidence which is not remarkable, a band of newspaper men were in waiting. (21)
• There is the Public Garden, newly planned and planted, but without the massive bridge destined to make so ungratefully little of the lake that occasioned it. (9)

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