Examples of 'going to the bridge' in a sentence
Meaning of "going to the bridge"
going to the bridge - This phrase typically means heading towards a bridge, either physically or metaphorically. It can signify a literal journey or moving towards a new opportunity or challenge
How to use "going to the bridge" in a sentence
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going to the bridge
I am going to the bridge to see what has happened.
I knew Nate would be going to the bridge that night.
I am going to the bridge to see what has happened . You can go later.
Alpha Team is going to the bridge.
I am going to the Bridge.
Be careful, there is no bus going to the bridge.
I do not see her going to the bridge in winter dressed like she was.
Sitting beside him was Kanae, coaxing him into going to the bridge.
They are going to the bridge.
We get GPS on the family plan . They are going to the bridge.
We are going to the bridge.
So you can save your breath . I am not going to the bridge.
He may be going to the Bridge soon.
Benjamin, I think we should risk going to the Bridge.
We are going to the Bridge of Migliaccio.
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I thought we were going to the Bridge.
I'm going to the bridge now.
We are under attack . I am going to the Bridge.
I " m going to the Bridge.
The old man wants his coffee . That means he 's going to the bridge.
Stepo, we are going to the bridge at full speed.
If they move, stun them . I am going to the bridge.
Ella, Im going to the bridge.
That means he 's going to the bridge.
Yes . I am going to the bridge.
Yeah, I am not going to the bridge.
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I know everything is going to work out just fine
Going over to the hotel for a few minutes
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Maybe the bridge would have been faster
Let us get you to your bridge game
Over the bridge and up the hill
