Sentence examples for he would bridge from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sadr's speech offered few clues as to how he would bridge that divide, going little beyond the movement's reflexive nationalism and millenarian theology.

Chaffetz, appearing on "Fox News Sunday," said he would bridge the divide between centrist and hard-right Republicans and be a fresh voice for change that the country is seeking.

With films like La mort d'un bûcheron (1973), La vraie nature de Bernadette (1972), and La tête de Normande St-Onge (1973), he would bridge the gap between exploitation and arthouse.

He said he was preparing a proposal for Speaker John Bercow which he claimed would bridge the "miles-wide gap" between the politics the public wants and what it actually gets from the weekly sessions.

He was hoping the camera would bridge the gap between theory and reality.

He knew that his approach would bridge the hostilities that threatened failure and would move the delegates toward a common goal.

He sought to create a grand sociological theory, one that would bridge the gap between empirical sociology and more theoretical approaches.

Ministers had believed that, as the North Sea ran down, new import infrastructure would bridge any gaps.

Insiemi could be a networking product that would bridge the custom and commodity worlds for Cisco.

That's a significant move, if so, and would bridge most of the funding gap.

The changes would bridge differences between the House and the Senate and incorporate some of Mr. Obama's proposals.