The bridge served its role well for many years into the late 1950s.

The small bridge over the Sense at the town gate only served local traffic.

The high-arcing bridge before them, Regis knew, would serve as yet another example.

The bridge served until 1932 when it was moved to the fairgrounds.

This bridge served as a vital connection between the two communities across the river.

The damage was repaired and the bridge served highway traffic until 1959.

The $250 million bridge serves an island with a population of 361.

The bridge now serves as a social and dining area for the students.

A wooden bridge served as the only way to the island other than boat.

The river's many bridges serve as a magnet, for both visitors and Parisians.