Sentence examples for managed to bridge from inspiring English sources

Having said that defeat to Sporting Lisbon in April in the Uefa Cup quarter-final was "the biggest disappointment of my career, by a million miles", the striker managed to bridge the diverging opinions of chairman and manager by saying of Souness: "The Uefa Cup will not be a distraction if he can get in the players he wants".

But somehow, soccer has managed to bridge these fault lines.

She said the coalition has managed to bridge different purposes because it operates strictly by consensus.

"I got a good start and I just managed to bridge a big enough gap.

Davis was asked this week how he and Hedrick had managed to bridge their differences and find any common ground.

I never really managed to bridge the gap that so obviously exists between the SLT and other staff.

Kori manages to bridge the gulf successfully.

In its style and the methods by which it is made, Monte Bello manages to bridge Old World and New.

A few people still manage to bridge the divide, like Yossi Schwartz, a 58-year-old human rights lawyer.

Rather, it's because she manages to bridge the gap between plays that start as scripts and those that are collaborations among actors, a director and a writer.

The twenty-four invited authors did ultimately manage to bridge some of the gap with American audiences, and perhaps sell some books in the process.