Examples of 'bridge is out' in a sentence
Meaning of "bridge is out"
Bridge is out: This phrase is a warning indicating that a bridge along a road or pathway is impassable or unsafe for travel. It is commonly used in traffic or navigation contexts to alert individuals to the closure or inaccessibility of a bridge
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bridge is out
Shotgun rider says the bridge is out.
The bridge is out this way.
He tells them that the bridge is out.
Thus the bridge is out of usage.
But you need to get across, and the bridge is out.
Ivy bridge is out next year.
When you reach this area, you will see that the bridge is out.
The bridge is out further.
There was traffic, and the Colfax bridge is out.
Bridge is out ahead.
What do you want me to do? Bridge is out.
The bridge is out of service and it has not seen a train in almost 40 years.
The phones are down, the bridge is out.
The bridge is out! The bridge is out.
Phones are down, bridge is out.
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Bridge is out ahead. We're just trying to get out of town.
Ron, the bridge is out.
We have had them before . - The bridge is out.
Warning, bridge is out.
Hang on . Do not go from there . The bridge is out.
Well, the bridge is out.
She went ahead on her scooter. How? The bridge is out.
I said the bridge is out and I am coming back, OK?
Do not enter . The bridge is out.
The bridge is out this way. I'm not.
What are we stopping for? Bridge is out.
The bridge is out of order, my friend, you have to go back! - Good afternoon!
An illusion . The bridge is out.
Well, what do you think The Bandit would do? Well, the bridge is out.
Fire! The bridge is out.
There's been a lot of… Phones are down, bridge is out.
How? The bridge is out.
Now we will never get there . Oh, no, the bridge is out.
Come on. The bridge is out.
You… you can't trust what you see. The bridge is out.
Man on PA: The bridge is out.
Just like I told you . The bridge is out.
Gentlemen, I think the bridge is out.
What 's wrong? The bridge is out.
No . Phones are down, bridge is out.
Two miles? Not this way, Ron. The bridge is out.
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