Sentence examples for come to forging from inspiring English sources

How close did China come to forging a democracy 100 years ago?

Once upon a time, Europe was the most audacious idea politicians had come to forge and put in practice.

What these critics missed was how close negotiators came to forging a sound agreement.

When it comes to forging close consumer relationships today, big is over-rated.

Did the visitors mention that Mr. Castro was free to follow the United States' lead when it comes to forging a workable constitution?

Friends, Strangely They say politics makes for strange bedfellows, but the intrigues of Washington have nothing on a good Brooklyn mob trial when it comes to forging bizarre relationships.

But you have to let them take the lead when it comes to forging friendships.

Our challenge to you: Get proactive when it comes to forging a connection to generations that have come before.

Mental laziness is a plague in France, and lots of people are just fine with mass media when it comes to forging their opinions.

Dealing with anxiety is already its own beast when it comes to forging meaningful relationships with other people, but being in a constant state of worry combined with the very real outside pressures of calls from bill collectors and student loan offices make it hard to focus on anything but that.

As I sift through the intensity during the final days of this election, my question is this: What advice do Trump and Clinton offer to the youngest tier of American workers when it comes to forging ahead with their own professional lives?