Sentence examples for being able to bridge from inspiring English sources

He brought "the skill set of being able to bridge Silicon Valley and Hollywood — an information culture and an entertainment culture," he told me.

His public record is one of overcoming obstacles, showing true character in the face of daunting adveristity and being able to bridge Albany's bitter partisan divide that has, regrettably widened into a chasm in recent years.

The web is not well right now, and being able to bridge for web to native apps is the key for a lot of these publishers as users begin downloading more and more apps".

Not to be overly dramatic, but our nation's future really hinges on being able to bridge our many differences.

"One should expect the cocktails at a craft cocktail bar like ours to be amazing, but we pride ourselves in being able to bridge the gap between 'geeking out' and introducing people to new elements without the snooty aftertaste.

They would like to feel more confident by being competent in delivering health information about anaemia and a healthy life style to pregnant women and being able to bridge the cultural beliefs.

We should be able to bridge existing divergences of views.

I would like to be able to bridge that gap a little better".

"He was able to bridge into it," Morgenstein said, referring to Mayer's studies at Cornell University.

At the same time, Republicans and Democrats may not be able to bridge their ideological gap.

"We should be able to bridge existing divergences" in the new year, Mr. Van Rompuy said.