What is "bridge railing"

Usage examples of "bridge railing".

They stopped and leaned on the bridge railing and watched the dark water in the moonlight.

She started to slide across the concrete bridge railing into the darkness-into finishedness-into The End.

The force of his lunge carried all three into the chains of the bridge railing.

Chekov, on his knees now, wisely took hold of the bridge railing but made no move to stand.

His friend had locked his arms around the bridge railing and was holding himself in place as if he were blowing in a gale force wind.

A great section of iron chain forming the bridge railing had snapped and broken.

He had directed his question out over the bridge railing, but Sand shook his head.

He leaned over the bridge railing and ordered the ship's motor cutter and boarding crew to lower away.

The frightful image of a tall, yellow-haired man in a leather windbreaker gripping the bridge railing, watching in shocked fascination that deathly thing sailing through the damp air toward him.

His feet were propped on the bridge railing and he peered intently down the Potomac.

There was a moment of disorientation as stunning as the shock that had paralyzed Garric on the bridge railing.

The remaining civilian present on die bridge was the one Farr had sent armed guards to summon: Henry Car-gill, Santander's consul in Salini and die official whose operations Farr was tasked to support Turning from the bridge railing-brass at a high polish, warmly comforting in the midst of such chaos-Farr fixed his glare on die haggard-looking consul.

A hard wall of violently compressed air swatted him over the bridge railing, onto the upper deck, and all the breath rushed out of him as though he'd been punched by a giant's invisible hand.

An unbidden memory of her patrol car smashing into the bridge railing stopped her hand.

He rose to his feet, stood there for several moments, hands in a death grip on the bridge railing, staring dumbly at the blood staining his immaculate uniform.