Sentence examples for to be bridging from inspiring English sources
"This being the last three days of this meeting, there needs to be bridging.
"They seemed to be bridging that tradition from the 60s to a more modern, more indie approach.
The previous conference, in Geneva in 1998, claimed to be "bridging the gap" between the treatment of the disease in the rich and poor worlds.
DESPERATE though the government is to be seen to be bridging the "digital divide", its appetite for using taxpayers' money to bring broadband to the Scottish Highlands seems distinctly limited.
Instead they appeared to be "bridging" with other nerves in the retina, which could pass the message on.
Where other former child prodigies have struggled to live up to their early promise, she appears to be bridging the gap between the heights of a gifted childhood and the more level plains of adulthood.
Distances exist to be bridged.
It needs to be bridged soon.
There is gap to be bridged here.
The Tory party divide is unlikely to be bridged.
Yet this gap in trust has to be bridged.
