Sentence examples for bridge the word from inspiring English sources

Last year, Hillary Clinton announced a new initiative, Too Small to Fail, that emphasizes the importance of talking to infants and young children; in the fall, President Barack Obama convened a White House conference whose goal was to "bridge the word gap and put more young people on the path to success".

Normally associated with suspension bridges, the word catenary describes the curve made by a flexible cord freely suspended between two points.

These findings, taken together, suggest that interventions must extend beyond bridging the word gap and focus on encouraging a "conversational duet".

They rut against the leaning stanchion of a bridge, with the word "FUCK" helpfully scrawled on the concrete beside them, just in case we thought they were trading stock tips.

Mr. Israel, 49, is accused of faking a suicide by abandoning his car on an upstate New York bridge with the words "suicide is painless" written on the windshield on the day he was to begin a 20-year sentence.

He then spoke of the journey, to bridge those words with the reality of our time, and set the journey theme that would run throughout the speech.

Yet the sheer insistence of his addresses to the Bridge — the most characteristic word in the poem, and one of the most frequent, is "O" — reveal a strain.

It is fitting that the word bridge is both a noun and a verb.

Because the word "bridge" is feminine in German and masculine in Spanish, he noted, Germans "tend to think of them as more slender or elegant".

Such Peruvians who seek out tourists, sometimes to marry in order to acquire visas to live abroad, have become so plentiful they have been given a name: "bricheros" -- a Spanish play on the word "bridge".

So don't expect the word "bridge" to appear anywhere.