Sentence examples for has been bridge from inspiring English sources
The phrase "has been bridge" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect construction and cannot be used in written English without additional context or correction. Example: "The project has been a bridge between different departments."
That's pretty much what happens here for a worthy American composer whose staunchest champion in recent years has been Bridge Records, in a fine series of releases.
In the year of the Shanghai Expo has been bridge between the U.S. and China, winning plaudits among Americans for her support for the financially strapped U.S. pavilion and helping to shepherd visiting American VIPs.
The hairiness has been eliminated, and the attractiveness gap between the man and the woman has been bridged.
But the gap between what South Africa spends and what it earns has been bridged by foreign buying of government bonds.
Transplantation of bone is aimed at stimulation of bone formation and giving structural support until a defect has been bridged by new bone.
It has been bridged very aggressively by the director Fred Schepisi, whose frenetic and literal-minded approach to this material takes getting used to.
It's only quite recently, with the new Physics of Medicine Institute, that the gulf has been bridged again, allowing us to do some really good work.
But really the most rewarding of Yelp's achievements has been bridging that gap between people and their cities.
She has been bridging the gap between entertainers, influencers, celebrities and the public for over 20 years.
And so in the city where some lament the great disconnect of those who have much from those who have little, the divide has been bridged.
"We have been bridge builders for years".
