bridges burned造句

• The project was not successful as the bridge burned in 1791.
• Hill had these works blown up and the bridge burned.
• More Bridges Burned than Bridges of Madison County.
• These included trees felled across the road, and " every bridge burned ."
• There are no tears, no hard feelings, no bridges burned, no regrets.
• Cedar Bridge was destroyed by fire last year, and Hogback Bridge burned last month.
• It was replaced in 1815, but the bridge burned to the waterline in 1846.
• The old railroad bridge burned in 1959, severing the direct link into South Station.
• The withdrawal of the right was interrupted when the Neuwied bridge burned on 19 October.
• "As far as we're concerned, there's no bridges burned.
• With such cries the city rose in uproar; the prisons were broken into and bridges burned.
• The bridge burned down in 1871; after the fire, steel arches and decking were installed on the old abutments.
• Traffic through the yard ended abruptly in 1974 when the Poughkeepsie Bridge burned and was not repaired, severing the Maybrook Line.
• After four hours, Lyon abruptly ended the meeting, and Jackson and Price retreated to Jefferson City, ordering railroad bridges burned behind them.
• The bridge burned down due to arson on October 7, 1991, but was rebuilt with raised funds and reopened on September 7, 1997.
• Theodore Burr's bridge burned down in 1909 and was replaced with the first of the current bridges nearby that carry Route 5 to Scotia.
• He is certainly one of the best pitching coaches in baseball, and thanks to the way he handled things today, there were no bridges burned.
• Bessi鑢es with his cavalry and Lannes with General of Division Nicolas Oudinot's II Corps infantry division reached Wels on the Traun to find the bridge burned.
• Its name comes from the bridge which crosses the Is鑢e to the south of the town Built in 1822 after the old wooden bridge burned down in 1814.
• And since a wooden bridge burned about 20 years ago, the only access is by boat, or by bare feet across a meandering inlet at low tide.