Sentence examples for been a bridge between from inspiring English sources

Deacon Jones, in death as he was for much of his life, has been a bridge between those sides.

Educated in Britain, well dressed and fluent in English, he has been a bridge between the Libya power centers and the West.

The cardinal could have been a bridge between the church and the growing Latino community, particularly as he spoke Spanish fluently, but not many priests or parishioners ever warmed up to him.He was very much Pope John Paul II's man.

"This is the first time there has been a bridge between the front line and consumers," Bo Holland, All Clear ID's chief executive, said in an interview on Monday.

The pugnacious, fiscally conservative Mr. Christie has been a bridge between the Republican Party establishment and the grass roots, and his endorsement helped cement the perception that the establishment, including many big donors, has now lined up behind Mr. Romney.

According to Jason Wilson, professor of Latin American studies at University College London, Fuentes has been a "bridge between Mexico's view of itself and outsiders' views", Mexicans having been hostile to such foreign portrayals as those of DH Lawrence or Graham Greene.

My father is a bridge between generations.

It must be a bridge between Europe and Ukraine.

As such, design is a bridge between invention and innovation.

So you can be a bridge between two groups.

He is a bridge between us, a living vow.