Sentence examples for becoming a bridge from inspiring English sources

At the very least, it must avoid becoming a bridge that unites them.

After graduating he worked only briefly before becoming a bridge professional in 1966.

In fact, the study of FSI systems is becoming a bridge between complex dynamical systems and computational mechanics.

On the contrary, it must somehow plant the Jews in their ancient homeland in an organic fashion, becoming a bridge between East and West.

Mr. Bishop, a stocky man about 5 feet 9 inches tall, had served in the Marine Corps before becoming a bridge painter, as his father was.

With typical productivity, she used the time getting to grips with German literature and becoming a bridge between the French Enlightenment and German Romanticism.

I also see us becoming a bridging point for those who wish to be on the frontline and don't know how to get there, because our frontline is huge – it is our woman and our children.

Richard thinks there is no secret to becoming a good bridge player, but he believes the game helps his schoolwork because it requires a lot of counting and deductive reasoning.

Leaving Washington, D.C., one thing was clear to me: Israeli-Americans are becoming a living bridge between the Israeli and American people.

Mr Singh spoke this week of Myanmar becoming an "economic bridge" between South and South-East Asia.Bangladesh's 170m people should benefit as well.

The fourteenth-century Charles (Karel) Bridge, designed in the Gothic style, was used for almost five and a half centuries before becoming a pedestrian-only bridge after WWII.