Sentence examples for able to forge a from inspiring English sources

"It would be nice to be able to forge a working relationship with someone," she said.

They ought to be able to forge a political consensus on how to move ahead.

But Mr. Hall never was able to forge a durable alliance with the New Left.

"She's able to forge a career out of being controversial which is not something most of us can do or would want to do".

To do that, they must be able to forge a path through tissues, a task they perform with the aid of enzymes that digest the extracellular matrix.

And through this we are able to forge a bond, which, while no doubt different from what our ancestors shared, is real.

The coalition was able to forge a united front after last year's election in part because both parties could agree on an approach to public-service reform.

Mr Cameron was able to forge a coalition with the Lib Dems precisely because both parties saw the state as overcentralised and overbearing.

Fidel Ramos, president from 1992 to 1998, was able to forge a peace agreement in 1996 with another major rebel group, the Moro National Liberation Front.

She was an incredible listener, and I was able to forge a close bond with her – one that I know will also last much longer than the summer.

While we were only in a brainstorming workshop, it seemed that we might be able to forge a strong relationship during the negotiation phase.