Sentence examples for created bridges from inspiring English sources

Bus lanes were created, bridges built, garbage collected.

In his preface, Lee explains that he has "created bridges between missing story elements," filling in with "imagined details" to add weight to the dialogue and settings.

Certainly it's a line that both the Sundance Institute (created in 1981) and the festival (1985) — which developed into major film institutions because they created bridges between Hollywood and the independent world — did their part to eradicate.

In strikingly original picture books, she has created bridges to artists both famous and little known -- Georgia O'Keeffe, J. S. Bach, a Mexican folk artist, Benny Goodman -- capturing what led them to create remarkable work.

"But NGOs have created bridges between governments and these populations.

It created bridges.

The Muslims were heirs to the ancient Egyptians, Babylonians, Persians, Hebrews, even the Greeks and Indians; the societies they created bridged time and space, from ancient to modern and from east to west.

Tree branches can create bridges to window ledges, for instance.

I take words, key words in a song that I understand, and create bridges between them.

And it can create bridges between people who might otherwise assume they had nothing in common.

As Clank, you make progress via puzzles, using Gadgebots to create bridges or power switches that open doors.