wagon bridge造句

• Early on April 7, while Mahone's men were attempting to set fire to the High Bridge and wagon bridge, the Union II Corps commanded by Major General Andrew A . Humphreys arrived on the scene.
• The river became non-navigable in 1870 and the dam and locks deteriorated, with the dam " failing " in 1879 . The Bentonsport bridge opened in 1883 and is " the oldest wagon bridge of its type remaining on the Des Moines River ."
• The White Wagon bridge, near what is now the Wilawana exit of the Southern Tier Expressway, was never rebuilt, leaving Chemung County Route 56 split into two sections and resulting in the creation of the aforementioned Wilawana exit, to allow traffic to access the now cut-off portion of CR-56.
• At Burkeville or Burke's Junction, Virginia on the night of April 5, Lieutenant General Grant ordered Major General Ord to destroy High Bridge, the South Side Railroad bridge and underlying wagon bridge over the Appomattox River about east of Farmville, as well as the railroad and wagon bridges at Farmville.
• At Burkeville or Burke's Junction, Virginia on the night of April 5, Lieutenant General Grant ordered Major General Ord to destroy High Bridge, the South Side Railroad bridge and underlying wagon bridge over the Appomattox River about east of Farmville, as well as the railroad and wagon bridges at Farmville.
• The Hungarian Locomotive ( engines and wagons bridge and iron structures ) factories were the M罺AG company in Budapest ( steam engines and wagons ) and the Ganz company in Budapest ( steam engines, wagons, the production of electric locomotives and electric trams started from 1894 ) . and the R罛A Company in GyQ
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• From my upper window I can see the gray old covered wagon bridge, a relic of the past, that crosses the Wabash River, and just beyond that are the great arches of the magnificent concrete, Illinois Central Railroad bridge that stretch across the river like an old Roman Aqueduct-the old and new in sharp contrast ."
• The High Bridge's twenty piers contained almost four million bricks, and supported a wooden superstructure with a pedestrian walkway beside the rail line & ndash; along with an adjacent wagon bridge ( known also as the lower wagon bridge ) & mdash; which would ultimately play a pivotal role in the outcome of the Civil War.
• The High Bridge's twenty piers contained almost four million bricks, and supported a wooden superstructure with a pedestrian walkway beside the rail line & ndash; along with an adjacent wagon bridge ( known also as the lower wagon bridge ) & mdash; which would ultimately play a pivotal role in the outcome of the Civil War.
• After the Battle of Sailor's Creek, Confederate Lieutenant General Richard H . Anderson and Major General John B . Gordon and the defeated survivors of their corps headed for the South Side Railroad's High Bridge and the wagon bridge below it to cross to the presumed relative safety of the north side of the Appomattox River.