Examples of 'crossed a bridge' in a sentence
Meaning of "crossed a bridge"
crossed a bridge - This phrase symbolizes moving past a major obstacle or challenge, overcoming a significant hurdle or reaching a point of no return in a transformative experience
How to use "crossed a bridge" in a sentence
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crossed a bridge
I crossed a bridge and came to the park.
The train blew up as it crossed a bridge.
I crossed a bridge from friendship to family.
Murphy says he crossed a bridge.
We crossed a bridge and sank.
Russia was not going to idly sit by as the US crossed a bridge too far.
Murphy says he crossed a bridge on his way back here.
I began to realise that I had crossed a bridge.
We crossed a bridge and a few minutes later a bomb struck it.
I prefer to say that I crossed a bridge.
I crossed a bridge tonight.
Tibshelf High Street crossed a bridge over this cutting.
We crossed a bridge that used to be almost a no-go zone.
Just after we arrived and crossed a bridge, it was blown up.
We crossed a bridge together.
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There are moments in life … moments when you know you have crossed a bridge.
We had crossed a bridge.
Moments, when you know, you have crossed a bridge.
He had crossed a bridge when he saw a crowd of people talking loudly.
The Two Goats - Two goats crossed a bridge from opposite ends.
You crossed a bridge that you shouldn't have.
There are moments in life… moments when you know you've crossed a bridge.
I never crossed a bridge.
I crossed a bridge and came to the park. Tell me everything you saw there.
Two nights ago, I crossed a bridge with this lover.
We crossed a bridge under which we see a little shade of horses, goats and workers.
Murphy says he crossed a bridge on his way back here from the grounders ' camp.
Um, we crossed a bridge not too long ago.
