Ask yourselves --where would we be right now if the people who sat here before us decided not tobuild our highways, not to build our bridges, our dams, our airports?

THE president says he hopes to serve as a bridge in a town long divided between the haves and have-nots.

A variation of this technique uses the annotator aspect as a bridge between annotations used for business purpose and annotations used for aspect implementation.

Only later did I understand that this would be a bridge to understanding my father in another way.

What's wrong with bisexuality being seen as a bridge between these communities? Aside from the fact that they're far too similar to be usefully seen as entirely separate?

MF: When I started my signature series, I decided that the cover theme would be bridges since my wife was a bridge engineer.

He said the gathering of more than 500 science communicators at the PCST meeting offered a marvellous chance to "build bridges and dialogues in societies on the issues of climate change".

Post a photo of the Golden Gate Bridge, for instance, and you might someday see ads for bridge bike rentals or a cafe nearby.

In the past, initiatives have tended to build bridges and expressways over these needs, hoping to bypass them, yet still get results.

Someone else said this, but it's true. China builds incredible bridges for its people. The US blows up bridges in other countries and then pays to rebuild them.

Each of us hopes to become an effective “cultural bridge” to bring understanding and cooperation to the different sides we represent.

In an ancient Japanese myth, the rainbow is a bridge from heaven to earth. The first man and woman walked down this bridge to learn the ways of the world.

Meanwhile, it has built up the bridge of cultural exchange between artists, performers, authors, social players and businesses, and has organized several gatherings.

They don't just go out and cobble together airplanes and bridges.

As an old China hand, I can tell you that around the country China is building out everything from its national road network and subway systems, to its airports, trains and bridges.

We could put them to work right now, by giving loans to companies that want to repair our roads and bridges and airports, helping to rebuild America.

Bridges, squares, stadiums and theatres were named after him.

In the U.S., people tend to admire Bruce Lee's success at bridging cultures and his role as the underdog, both in his movies and in real life.

Here again the government spenders have the better of the argument with all those who cannot see beyond the immediate range of their physical eyes. They can see the bridge.

We are looking more at how we can build a bridge from Japan to other countries where we have strength.