How To Use Suspension bridge In A Sentence
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I'm not sure whether the Tower is actually the city's highest point, but certainly we seemed on a level with the tops of the Suspension Bridge towers.
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Serrell was given a contract to build a highway suspension bridge over the Niagara between Lewiston and Queenston.
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The Golden Gate, a 4,200 ft suspension bridge, spans the Golden Gate Strait at the entrance to San Francisco Bay.
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She hit the Platters rocks, close to the shore just west of the suspension bridge, and a fire devoured what remained above the water.
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The Suspension Bridge at Niagara is an artificial wonder as great, in its degree, as the natural miracle of the mighty cataract which thunders forever at its side; while no triumph of inventive economy could more aptly lead the imaginative stranger into the picturesque beauties of Wales than the extraordinary tubular bridge across the Menai Strait.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 12, No. 74, December, 1863
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Laying a six-inch air line across the first suspension bridge, with the Arizona cliffs in the background.
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The local authorities decided to build a suspension bridge over the river.
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Wind - induced vibration has been a key design issue of long span cable - stayed and suspension bridges.
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A long suspension bridge joins the two islands.
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The deadmen are one sign that the new eastern span of the Bay Bridge, which includes the skyway and a unique suspension bridge, is meant to last at least 150 years after its expected opening in 2013.
NYT > Global Home
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It was a bright day in June and Phineas Longley, tollkeeper for the new suspension bridge on Whiskey Bar, had had a busy morning.
Down the Mother Lode
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Left: Concord Quantum Gravity The craziest watch of the day: a tourbillion that rotates both vertically and horizontally, a power reserve that uses liquid expanding and contracting to indicate levels, and a suspension bridge linking all of it together.
Times Are a-Changing: Watches From Baselworld 2009
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One of the earliest chain suspension bridges was erected at Menai Strait by Thomas Thelford, and at the same time Brunel sunk his first shaft for the Thames tunnel.
A History of the Nineteenth Century, Year by Year Volume Two (of Three)
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Southern anchoring foundation of RunYang suspension bridge across Yangtse River is a tremendous gravity structure crete.
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A former merchant marine officer, Webb declared that he intended to conquer the rapids of the gorge below the suspension bridge.
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Steep cliffs rose on either side of the gorge, which was spanned by a suspension bridge.
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On Wednesday, John's 15-year-old son Patrick was presented with a testimonial for saving a boy aged eight from the Thames near the Teddington suspension bridge.
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I finally started to cry like a child, the kind where your sobs make slow, choky connections to hiccups, nose and mouth all kind of linked with spitty suspension bridges that you have to unstring with wet fists and fingers because you never have a tissue handy.
The Almost Archer Sisters
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Here, where the river takes a sharp U-turn, a suspension bridge connects the highway to a small mountain studded with a temple, a towering pagoda and a large golden statue of the Buddha.
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Suspension bridges deal with compression by focusing it through the cables into to towers.
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The first thing he heard was the groan of traffic over the suspension bridge at Northwest Twelfth Avenue.
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In Bristol, walkers can join the walk starting at Brunel's historic Suspension Bridge, spanning the Avon gorge.
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The Albert suspension bridge is all lit up and people cheer us.
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A long suspension bridge joins the two islands.
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Then, encumbered with cameras, equipment and chemicals for processing, he embarked on a challenging expedition to Russia to photograph a suspension bridge under construction.
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The main attraction is the Storms River and the suspension bridge that stretches across its mouth.
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Since McNulty, along with each of the other assistant engineers, had had no previous experience building suspension bridges, every step after the stonework was a new one and there might have been costly delays or mistakes had it not been for Roebling’s extraordinary written communications and for Master Mechanic E. F. Farrington, the one and only man among them who had ever worked with wire before.
The Great Bridge
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In 2004 the then 77 year-old suspension bridge was closed to pedestrians, causing an outcry from local residents.
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A former merchant marine officer, Webb declared that he intended to conquer the rapids of the gorge below the suspension bridge.
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The crumpled leaf shape defies gravity, giving it the grace of a suspension bridge.
