Sentence examples for would bridge from inspiring English sources

Insiemi could be a networking product that would bridge the custom and commodity worlds for Cisco.

That's a significant move, if so, and would bridge most of the funding gap.

He was hoping the camera would bridge the gap between theory and reality.

Twentieth-century composers dreamed of a new kind of theatre that would bridge the gap between opera and ritual.

Ministers had believed that, as the North Sea ran down, new import infrastructure would bridge any gaps.

The "fifty-center" would bridge the gap between the nineteenth century's moralistic tradition and the dime novel's frontier adventures.

The changes would bridge differences between the House and the Senate and incorporate some of Mr. Obama's proposals.

"I wanted a course that would bridge the gap between academic knowledge and business experience," said Ms. Faradi, the student from Mauritius.

Mr. Sadr's speech offered few clues as to how he would bridge that divide, going little beyond the movement's reflexive nationalism and millenarian theology.

In cities the differences are blurring, but in villages, especially in Galilee, no self-respecting housewife would bridge the culinary gap.

I was thrilled at the prospect of hormones – I imagined they would bridge the gap between my body and my true self.