Sentence examples for a record of bridging from inspiring English sources

A moderate with a record of bridging issues important to both ends of the political spectrum, the governor urged the Legislature not to stray too far from his socially active but fiscally conservative policies as Lt. Gov. Mark Schweiker prepared to finish out Mr. Ridge's term.

The decision came 50 years ago tomorrow, but the record of bridging the achievement gap between blacks and whites is ambiguous.

This ensures the team has a record of the discussion, bridges any variation between meetings (sometimes new topics appear on the agenda as the week progresses), and allows employees who aren't able to attend to stay informed.

"A record of betrayal.

Sarah Rothenberg, who studied Messiaen's piano music with his wife, Yvonne Loriod, and Marilyn Nonken, who performs with several new-music groups hereabouts, have just released a recording of "Visions de l'Amen" on the Bridge label, and to celebrate — CD release parties being all the rage in classical music circles — they played the seven-movement piece at Le Poisson Rouge on Monday evening.

drifting through life surrounded by sex, drugs and rock n' roll, to a real-time record of a bridge under construction.

They are the Cygnus Ensemble, a chamber-music group in Mount Vernon, which received $10,000 for a recording of new works to be released by Bridge Records of New Rochelle, and the Westchester Arts Council, which received $25,000 for two large-scale sculptures to be installed in its White Plains headquarters.

PISCATAWAY, N.J. (AP -- The death of a Rutgers University freshman stirred outrage and remorse on campus from classmates who wished they could have stopped the teen from jumping off a bridge last week after a recording of him having a sexual encounter with a man was broadcast online.

Though a recording of Mr. Fairouz's opera has just been released (on Bridge Records), it has not yet had a full staging.

"The thing about Fantoni and Nunes that's so upsetting," Weinstein told me, "is that they fucked up the game since 2002, when they won the World Open Pairs, so for a decade and a half, almost, they have ruined the records of bridge". Yet virtually every player I've talked to, Weinstein among them, views the recent incidents as highly positive events.

"The thing about Fantoni and Nunes that's so upsetting," Weinstein told me, "is that they fucked up the game since 2002, when they won the World Open Pairs, so for a decade and a half, almost, they have ruined the records of bridge".