Sentence examples for again forged from inspiring English sources

Following the repression of the Satsuma Rebellion, a samurai uprising in 1877, Japan again forged ahead toward political unity, but there was an increasing trend of antigovernment protest from below, which was epitomized by the Movement for People's Rights.

This is an area where companies like Salesforce and Oracle have dominated the market, and IBM has, again, forged partnerships with third parties like SugarCRM to provide solutions.

Through the glories of modern science, mankind is once again forging ahead.

The ninth seed once again forges ahead in the game, his advantage, but again is pinned back, deuce.

"After years of bad government, the city has been raising its head again, forging a new international image," said Marzia Bonacci, a spokeswoman for the mayor.

Transported into the body of a friendly Asian girl, A visits Rhiannon again, under the guise of a new student -- and again, they forge a connection.

Against a background stained with blood, and with their hopes at or below ground-level, Israelis and Palestinians are endeavouring yet again to forge a permanent agreement.

Kerry sometimes speaks vaguely of trying yet again to forge an Israeli-Palestinian settlement — "There are worse things than getting caught trying" — but his last attempt left him badly disillusioned.

Establishing Trust 5. (C) The Pakistani team will come hoping, once again, to forge long-lasting ties with the U.S. As Vice President Biden has noted, however, the relationship for too long has been transactional in nature.

We have now forged again our own future.

That formula was repeated time and time again, as Pixar forged ahead with what seemed to be an impossible track record of greatness.