Sentence examples for bridging them from inspiring English sources

"The Angry Birds Stella story will live and evolve across physical and digital, bridging them in fun and innovative ways".

So the parties to the talks have given themselves more time – until 1 March 2015 – to agree a framework deal for bridging them and until 1 July to work out all of the details.

Yet the ideological differences between the moderates around Mr Valls and the rest of the French left have never looked so wide, nor the chances of bridging them so slim.

And he reminds us that while the country itself is not more divided than it has been in the past (especially when compared, say, with the 1960s or the 1860s), the nation's current political system accentuates differences instead of bridging them.

It can also help researchers to identify gaps in knowledge and the means of bridging them.

In this prospect, the automatic provisioning of the varied possible interactions and bridging them with the digital world is a key pertinent issue for enabling novel IoT applications.

At times of crisis, a president can cool passions or inflame them, stoke divisions or try to bridge them.

Cells were also found to have migrated into the pores and were observed to bridge them.

"Learn the language and culture of the different fields so you can bridge them," says Whitman.

Does the ability to bridge them relate to the observation that certain folds, such as TIM barrels, accommodate numerous functions, whereas other folds support only one?

Now they can just call a local Paris number, a local Berlin number, a local Mexico number – and we can bridge them into the conference," Walker says.