through bridge

noun

1. civil engineering a bridge in which the track is carried by the lower horizontal members

Example Sentences

Uninsured adults can get access to free vaccines through Bridge Access Program sites, which include federally qualified health centers and CVS and Walgreens.

From Los Angeles Times

The Carolina Panthers and Indianapolis Colts — who each have four wins entering Sunday — are seen as no-brainers to draft signal-callers after churning through bridge quarterbacks in recent years, but the Detroit Lions, who are poised to pick in the top five with a selection acquired from the Los Angeles Rams, are another interesting case.

From Washington Post

It raised $22.6 million through convertible promissory notes last year and an additional $15.4 million through bridge financing in the first quarter of this year.

From Reuters

She is now doing a postdoctoral fellowship at Yale University that is only available to astrophysics students who have gone through bridge programs at Vanderbilt, Columbia, and Ohio State universities.

From Science Magazine

He said that while homelessness remains a serious problem in San Diego, the city could credibly claim to be making progress through bridge shelters, parking lots where it’s OK to sleep in one’s vehicle and other programs.

From Washington Times