Sentence examples for bridge a gap between from inspiring English sources
In Russian, babushka has several meanings that help to bridge a gap between two cultures.
Stephen R. Meyers, president of Houlihan/Lawrence, said his organization had been able to "bridge a gap between the small mom and pop office and the national franchises".
And, he said, he is more likely to cut a deal on his commission during the negotiating process to bridge a gap between the buyer and the seller.
Steve Strunsky (NYT) TRENTON: SCHOOLS TO GET COMPUTERS New computers will soon be arriving to start computer centers in places like housing projects, to bridge a gap between students at urban schools and those in the suburbs.
George J. Tenet's success this week in helping to forge a cease-fire, however fragile, between the Palestinians and Israelis was not the first time he had been able to bridge a gap between warring factions.
G.M. said it finished the year with a 30-day inventory, which was in line with what it said it needed to bridge a gap between the end of production of its outgoing 2013 models and the ramp-up in production next spring of its redesigned 2014 trucks.
Twin bridges span a gap between cliff faces as tall as skyscrapers and less than a metre apart in places.
In this way, he bridges a gap between American and European musical communities that historically have had little to say to each other.
Under such pressure at home, the Russian government is certainly not going to give free help to Mr. Bush in bridging a gap between America and Europe that American policies created.
