Sentence examples for vital bridging from inspiring English sources

Fiction can be vital bridging tool between a teacher and a pupil, a buffer to discuss a variety of issues on neutral ground but here I present a few tips for using LGBT friendly texts in the classroom or library.

First, our results highlight that average workers play a vital bridging role in knowledge sharing.

Experience with literature in translation builds vital bridges between languages — and people.

Vital bridges over the Euphrates at the town of Nasiriya have been seized.

Homes and shops were ruined and vital bridges over the rivers Cocker and Derwent were swept away.

Phototypesetting was for decades a vital bridge between the hot-metal days of old and the digital typography of today.

The loss would add minutes or hours to their trip and eliminate a vital bridge over the morass of traffic in the lower Bronx.

Despite what you say in "That Awful, Vital Bridge" (editorial, Jan . 22, privatization of the Tappan Zee Bridge would release those who have been held "hostage" by government's inaction and tardy planning.

Described by Alun Michael MP, a senior Labour member of the committee, as "the most important piece of work that the justice select committee has ever undertaken", it shows how to build a vital bridge between social, health and justice policy.

Col. Todd Sweeney, who commanded a platoon of glider-borne British infantrymen in a storied raid that captured two vital bridges in the first moments of D-Day, died June 4, The Times of London reported.

By this evening, as reports came in of fighting in and around Nasiriya, where vital bridges span the Euphrates River, and of stiffening resistance by some Iraqi units, the mood had turned much grimmer.