Sentence examples for being able to forge from inspiring English sources

The days of city governments being able to forge ahead on their own are long gone.

But Mr. Maliki, who is meeting with Mr. Bush at the United Nations on Tuesday, appears still a long way from being able to forge political reconciliation.

Mark Penn, the chief strategist for Mrs. Clinton, said Mr. Obama's Senate career did not back up his promise of being able to forge a new governing coalition across party lines.

All of us, whether we voted in or out should be prepared to be bold and confident in being able to forge a new, strong, inclusive, outward-looking future for our nation".

We were able to forge those partnerships several years ago".

"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.

Yet a few great presidents were able to forge their own legacies.

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

BUSH: We need someone with a proven record to be able to forge consensus to solve problems.

With his long experience on Capitol Hill, officials said he would be able to forge better ties to Congress.