Sentence examples for that could bridge from inspiring English sources

"There's no reason to miss opportunities that could bridge that gap between different sectors," Bennett said.

The country was regarded as a role model that could bridge Europe and the Middle East.

Mr. Tan called the project a "revolutionary idea" that could bridge music's past and the present.

Harrison believed that music was a universal language that could bridge cultures and potentially heal the world.

We always had available spots, vacancies that could bridge the military-civilian divide while enriching the military and our universities.

The project would have helped Olympics promoters realize their vision of a new neighborhood that could bridge the gap between the resurgent Bronzeville community and the South Loop.

In fact, it seemed to me that 2010 was a vintage with so much to offer that it could bridge that yawning stylistic gap that so often makes Châteauneuf an incendiary subject.

Yet there was no movement on the economic issues that divided owners and players, and no indication that they could bridge the gap before the current labor deal expires next Thursday.

This was the only instrument that could directly bridge the concert hall with the world of Hungarian folk music, to which he was so devoted.

Paradoxically, the state's indiscriminate use of violence -- at least 100 Yemenis have been killed since early February -- has been the one thing that could potentially bridge the regional, class and sectarian divisions within the opposition.

Still, we believe this is a realistic solution that could help bridge existing differences, facilitate commercial activities, especially in hydrocarbons, and preclude a deterioration of relations that will likely follow any announcement of commercially viable oil potential in the Falklands.