Sentence examples for drive to bridge from inspiring English sources

A radical plan to allow Britons to vote in parliamentary elections using the internet is to be drawn up by the Commons Speaker, John Bercow, as part of a drive to bridge the divide between politicians and the public.

The method is driven to bridge the methodological gap to design a point clustering method to maintain both origin destination direction and ranking information for those data.

The fallout of his monumental drive "to the bridge" is a persistently resonating pulse that informs the dance of opportunity for all of us, of any creed or colour.

These are able- bodied residents who live in a retirement home as a matter of convenience for now and can still perform five or all six of those basic activities, perhaps even drive to a bridge tournament or a tennis game.

Bin Hammam said a key part of his pitch would be a drive to build bridges with the club game after relations between Fifa and the most powerful clubs recently plumbed new depths following a series of clashes over the international calendar and compensation.

Several years later, DeBakey [ 7] utilized a pneumatically driven VAD to bridge a young woman to myocardial recovery after cardiac surgery.

Skapti suggests we drive to a nearby bridge from which they can sometimes be spotted.

He credits those grandparents in his congressional bio as the people who instilled in him the drive to be a "bridge builder".

We drove to the bridge in the pitch dark.

Responding to a call that the police were under fire, officers drove to the bridge over the Industrial Canal in eastern New Orleans in a Budget rental truck.

So one day he drove to the bridge, took his camera and snapped his own view of West Rock, more or less like the painting.