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bridge

[brij] / brɪdʒ /




Example Sentences

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It’s a funny name, because the bridge is reddish orange, not gold.

From Literature

Food does what small talk so often can’t: it lowers the stakes, signals goodwill, and creates a tiny bridge where there was previously just a hallway.

From Salon

Singing, we leave Toledo, crossing the bridge across the Río Tajo, then going past the vineyards and olive groves, and take to the road, not knowing what dangers might await us.

From Literature

It could take several months of data to bridge that gap.

From The Wall Street Journal

After weeks of highly fluid negotiation, the lender group briefly considered a bridge loan of around $50 million, but decided against that, the people said.

From The Wall Street Journal