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Meanings of cross the footbridge in English

We have no meanings for "cross the footbridge" in our records yet.
Usage of cross the footbridge in English
1
After half a mile or so, cross the footbridge and then continue up the road where the stream forks.
The Guardian
2
Park a vehicle at Camp Cadiz, walk into the forest along the well-marked River-to-River Trail and cross the footbridge that spanned the ravine.
Too close to home
3
By night crossing the footbridge a star sometimes shone in the water underfoot.
The Life of the Fields
4
Then Gerd and Ruth crossed the footbridge and came up the path together.
Little Fuzzy
5
Lizzie's sister Effie crossed the footbridge and waved her hand over her head.
The marrowbone marble company
6
He crossed the footbridge and turned into the bleachfield.
Robert Falconer
7
He crossed the footbridge, noticing neither birds nor fish.
Dorian
8
As Phil Mickelson crossed the footbridge to the practice driving range, music blasted out from some unseen source.
The Irish Times
9
So the four to five hundred Prussians, Badeners, and Saxons who had crossed the footbridge were all killed!
The Memoirs of General Baron de Marbot
10
John, with his stolen bride, hurriedly crossed the footbridge and ran to the men who were holding the horses.
Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall
11
They crossed the footbridge, where stood the Ford Inn for which the Flounder had bargained as the price of murder.
The Lady of Blossholme
12
Cross the footbridge over the canal at the back of the Stanley Arms and once on the towpath turn right.
The Guardian
13
He drew further back into the room, and they both watched a little figure in a serge dress crossing the footbridge beyond the garden.
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