They acted as a sort of foot bridge to test your balance.

Culmo notes the foot bridge's design was unusual for a pedestrian connector.

You'd find it no easy matter unless you came over the foot bridge.

In the wider parts, flat stones standing out of the water serve as a foot bridge.

There were no stepping stones, but a hundred rods to the right a small foot bridge crossed.

Four bits to cross a forty- foot bridge.

Two officers arrived in time to see Moreno jump off the 120- foot bridge but did not see the baby.

But, as the French tell the story, no effort was then made to cross the foot bridge below the town.

At this point there was a small foot bridge, and the German commander evidently meant to try to rush it.

Mary had strolled from her mother's side to the little foot bridge, and, filled with sorrowful thoughts, leant against the rustic parapet.

But the design stayed, and construction on the tower that will support the 1,860- foot bridge is now underway.

Among other things they have had a 30- foot bridge made of strong timbers, which is used in one of their great muscle acts.

In a moment the boat pulled away from the foot bridge; the weather was glorious, the morning sun bright, and but few passengers on board.

So cautioned, Lady Clara allowed herself to be persuaded, and turned upwards along the river by a little path that led to a foot bridge.

At the same time the engineers were building pontoon bridges and smaller foot bridges.

The landslips which undermined the flanks of the village had taken huts, foot bridges and food gardens.