Sentence examples for but forged from inspiring English sources

Storr did not like throngs of children, but forged very strong relationships with the individual ones she knew.

Similarly, Arndt abandoned weaving after completing her course in 1927 but forged informal links with the Bauhaus at the turn of the 1930s when her husband, who she had also met as a student, accepted a teaching post there.

The musical is meant to resolve a quandary about Calvin, who was born Jean Cauvin in northern France in 1509 but forged his career in Geneva, where he migrated to escape Roman Catholic persecution back home.

She worked with scores of writers over the years but forged particularly close bonds with Erma Bombeck, Ray Bradbury and Robert B. Parker, who like many major writers would insist on working with Ms. Shapian.

The whole game solution and, to a lesser extent, the EFL Trophy are examples of that," says Lenagan, who grew with up rugby league in Wigan but forged his love of football standing on the Kop as a student in Liverpool in the late 1960s and has decades of experience in the grassroots game, and as a club owner to draw on.

At the request of The New York Times, the research group broke down contributions by sector, revealing a particularly big shift among labor unions, which are traditionally close to Democrats but forged close ties with Republicans over the years when that party controlled the flow of legislation through the Senate.

But forging a team like that can be difficult.

Manuel had removed Pelfrey, but forging ahead without him seemed unfair.

But forging deals in developing regions comes with a unique set of uncertainties, including political, economic and regulatory risks.

But forging such a deal could take an age: neither America nor the UN expect any conclusion before late 2008.

Throughout this journey, Phelps has insisted he was not following Spitz's footsteps but forging his own path.