Sentence examples for would be bridge from inspiring English sources

As Powell aptly notes, "A more relevant trinity of B's would be Bridge, Berg and Berkeley".

Whether that $9 million gap would be bridged remained an open question.

Aides to the two leaders said it was unlikely that the differences between the two houses would be bridged before the official adjournment of the Legislature next week.

In 2003, the state shifted its focus from technical colleges to community colleges that would be bridges to four-year institutions — part of an effort to increase college attendance, which trailed the rest of New England.

If he were truly talking about cancer, he said, "you'd be absolutely appalled and you would be screaming from the rooftops".Wessely said he had asked Simon Stevens, the NHS England chief executive, how the gap would be bridged but was told that resolving the issue would involve a "much longer conversation with the public".

"We realized that she would be bridging a gap.

We expected that orthologous non-overlapping ESTs from both species would thus be bridged by their corresponding longer NCBI nr sequence match.

Interestingly they were distinct from the bulk ice crystal, bridging between two prism face water molecules parallel along the c-axis which would normally be bridged by two water molecules in regular ice as shown in Figure 5.

Nuclear power, she argued, would be a "bridge technology" until renewable energy resources were sufficiently available.

If Turkey were admitted to the European Union, it would be a bridge binding these two worlds.

He said the price controls would be a bridge until the legislature could consider a second phase of restructuring.