Meanwhile, it's unclear how many bridges were completed by the replacement programme.

There is much dispute about how many bridges actually cross the river.

Nixon has not built many bridges to alleviating concerns of many Ferguson residents.

The Peltz-Johnson example suggests that it pays not to burn too many bridges.

Depots and machine-shops have been burned, and many bridges are bridges no longer.

There's talk about many bridges down, and trees, and there's floods out everywhere.

In the meantime, much water has passed under many bridges.

High winds could also close some of Tampa's many bridges.

The making of these roads also involved the building of many bridges, retaining-walls, and culverts.

In his quest to be Australia's version of Muhummad Ali, Mundine has burnt many bridges.

General Wainwright's withdrawing North Luzon Forces had blown many bridges on their way south to Bataan.

I had no idea how many bridges I had burned and no idea what I had lost.

The road had a good many bridges, cuts, curves, considerable grade and evidently cost a good deal of money.

I burned so many bridges.

Cigar-shaped barges stream under the lacework of the many bridges and make me think of tranquil days and willow-fringed horizons.

The party carried light boats, but a good many bridges seem to have been required because of the spring freshets.