Sentence examples for designed to bridge from inspiring English sources

Luckily, the disc comes with a bonus feature specifically designed to bridge this gulf.

Volunteer programs designed to bridge the "digital divide" have been proliferating.

Their start-up was designed to bridge the divide between job-seekers and job-creators.

Third-party software like MacLink Plus is designed to bridge the gap between the two systems.

But there are classes with more substance for those who want them, and some designed to bridge generations.

Diplomas were launched a year ago and are designed to bridge the gap between academic study and vocational training.

The site is designed to bridge the gap between homeowners frustrated at being unable to explain what they want and professionals struggling to interpret clients' ideas.

They are designed to bridge the gap between academic study and vocational training to give pupils broader skills once they leave school.

When the new conservatory opened recently, guests could admire the architect Henry Cobb's elegantly functional ensemble of stages, recital halls, classrooms and storage spaces, neatly designed to bridge a former gothic dormitory and a recycled women's gymnasium.

He began teaching piano when he was 19, and developed his own method that was designed to bridge classical piano instruction, with its reliance on written music, and jazz improvisation.

Police Sergeant Murphy is one of two officers who has been assigned to the district in a federal program, called the Community Oriented Policing Services in Schools Program, designed to bridge the gap between law enforcement personnel and skeptical adolescents.