Sentence examples for bridging into from inspiring English sources

Clark's recent dances have been evolving as "works in progress", with one production bridging into the next as the choreography grows.

Watch the video above to see a bit of the Airwave in action and hear about how Oakley as a company is bridging into the tech space.

I told him it's a tremendous vehicle and he'd have a tough time buying something more impressive without bridging into ostentatiousness.

Among the factors driving this progress are traditional psychological models derived from learning (conditioning) theory bridging into clinical science, new animal models to investigate the pharmacology of placebo analgesia, and novel study designs to overcome limitations of traditional randomized and placebo-controlled study designs in drug testing.

Neoplastic conversion is followed by several biochemical signals that induce vascular bridging into the tumour matrix and is required for tumours to grow beyond 2 mm (Nishida et al, 2006; Xuan et al, 2007).

I crossed the Queen Emma Bridge into Punda.

As I crossed the Claiborne Avenue Bridge into the Lower Nine.

They threw him from the bridge into the river.

The UK is often the preferred bridge into Europe.

What we need is a bridge into industry.

Syria is desperately in need of a bridge into globalization.