Sentence examples for to span the divide from inspiring English sources

They contend that the project, with an estimated cost of $100 million, is intended to span the divide between Muslim and non-Muslim, not widen it.

If he was going to succeed, he felt he would have to do it physically; it was as if he believed he could stretch himself to span the divide between the two worlds.

Now the mayor of the so-called City of Bridges has a plan to span the divide between the mostly white, rural Pennsylvania voters who handed the state to President Donald Trump last November, and the ethnically diverse enclave of Pittsburgh, which voted overwhelmingly for Hillary Clinton.

Arctic Monkeys managed to span the digital divide, proving to be the most streamed act as well as the biggest seller on vinyl with their album AM.

So, is a united devolved Yorkshire on one side of the Pennines and a combined Lancashire on the other side more likely to generate returns than trying to span the historic divide?

A photo of him at a demonstration (complete with a "Green Taxes Now" placard) appeared on the cover.This is illustrative: Mr Huhne's political career was built on an ability to span the void dividing his party's classical liberals from its social democrats.

South London Gallery, SE5, to 14 March Skye Sherwin Basil Beattie's paintings have always tended to span the abstract-figurative divide.