temporary bridge

And the temporary bridge was placed four feet from the house.

A temporary bridge was erected east of their house to take its place.

A temporary bridge was opened eight days after the floods, on 27 July.

Around noon that day, the engineers decided to go with the temporary bridge.

A. Have you seen that temporary bridge going over 34th Street?

That work, which will start once the temporary bridge is in place, is expected to take about a year and a half.

"The army engineers will be coming in to build a temporary bridge.

Three temporary bridges had to be built in Anklam alone.

Early in 1946 construction of a temporary bridge began.

A temporary bridge is set up over the orchestra pit to allow access from house to stage.

The bureau was intended to be a temporary bridge from slavery to freedom.

Shortly afterwards, a temporary bridge was constructed, which served until 2001.

Details of the temporary bridge loans have not been completed, American and international lending officials said.

Temporary bridges like that are few and far between."

Southbound traffic resumed using a temporary bridge about a week later.

Passengers currently access it via a temporary bridge from Terminal 1.

Since August 2010, a temporary bridge has been in use while the new bridge is built.

Two platoons were brought over the river on a temporary bridge the next day, the first armored support available to the attack.

During the work a temporary bridge was constructed to the north of the bridge.

In 1727 a temporary bridge was built at the location of the modern bridge.

A temporary bridge connected the two parts of the besieging corps.

Over 230 teams cleaned up debris and installed four temporary bridges.

And so the temporary bridge's northern on-ramp was placed next to the permanent one.

I read in a Jerusalem paper that it was a temporary bridge built to hold only 100 persons at a time."

Officials said a temporary bridge being erected to replace the one that burned should open by next Tuesday.