Sentence examples for bridge the transition from inspiring English sources

At the close of the century the paintings of Jens Juel in Denmark bridge the transition from Rococo to Neoclassicism.

A major question is whether Nokia on its own can bridge the transition to a Windows-based future.

To bridge the transition from crisp weather to cold, Velvet has come out with featherweight coats and jackets for men and women in fake shearling.

Because he already holds a crucial policy-making post, Mr. Geithner could bridge the transition between the Bush administration and the incoming Obama administration.

As a top officer of the endowment for the humanities, he also helped bridge the transition from its direction by Joseph D. Duffey, a noted liberal, to William J. Bennett, a noted conservative, who became chairman in 1981.

In 1917, in line with his idea of a constitutional monarchy to bridge the transition to a truly democratic republic, he participated in the abortive restoration of the Qing ruler.

So when the White House called and asked VoteVets to be there today, to hear the president announce a huge initiative to bridge the transitioning gap from DOD to VA care, who do you think we gave the honors?

Sandy and Richard bridged the transition from rock 'n' roll and folk-rock to rock and metal.

Such writings, realistically observing everyday life and regional elements, bridged the transition to realism.

Newman said: "Peinture (Étoile Bleue) is one of Miró's most important paintings, effortlessly bridging the transition between figurative and abstract art.

The artist bridged the transition from the conventional landscape painting of the late 18th century to the observation of nature and the mood it inspires — which defines the Romantic movement.