Sentence examples for that can bridge from inspiring English sources

Britain needs a party that can bridge these divides.

Soccer is one of the few things that can bridge the differences.

He discusses the techniques — a stitch here, a cut there — that can bridge the anatomical differences.

So I looked for an institution that can bridge that gap, and it turns out it's the church.

In our tribally divided politics, the country badly needs the one party that can bridge these dangerous divides.

But if there's one thing that can bridge all manner of irreconcilable differences, it's Sweet Lady Mary Jane.

He said his goal is to reduce tensions by educating the world's future leaders, who will form an international network that can bridge differences between China and the West.

The program plans to take in 10,000 students over the next 50 years, forming an international network that can bridge differences between China and the West, he said.

Peter Gelb, who has made Dessay a mainstay of his program, with one guaranteed run a year, says, "She is the kind of performer that can bridge the gap between this old art form and a modern public".

Ultimately, the real test of success will be President's Abbas's ability to secure a deal that can bridge the growing political divide between the two territories and meet the economic needs of all Palestinians.

As a classics professor, I am often on the lookout for material that can bridge the gap between past and present, and Game of Thrones hits the sweet spot.