The phrase "forge a future" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to create or make progress towards a better future. Example: "Despite the challenges, we must come together and forge a future that is bright and prosperous for all."
It has to forge a future story".
I'm encouraging my daughters to forge a future for themselves, though.
And Stevens knows that his team still has the precious present to forge a future long into March.
But as a country with limited resources other than its stunning architecture, its benign southern Mediterranean climate and beaches and its welcoming inhabitants that have made tourism a mainstay of the economy, over the years Malta has had to adapt and forge a future for itself in the modern world.
As directed by Jack O'Brien and performed with freshness and vigor by an immense and starry cast led by Ethan Hawke and Billy Crudup, "Voyage" pulses with the dizzying, spring-green arrogance and anxiety of a new generation moving as fast as it can as it tries to forge a future that erases the past.
The impact of the thousands of bombs dropped on Guernica, of the aircraft machine guns strafing civilians trying to flee the inferno, is still felt to this day – by the elderly survivors, who will eagerly share their vivid memories, as well as by Guernica's youth, who are struggling to forge a future for their town out of its painful history.
Mr. Radovanovic said he was already looking forward to forging a future as a strong opposition party.
Sarkozy offered himself as a new model of can-do Frenchman, bent on forging a future even better than the idealized past.
Strahan now makes his off-season home across the country in Southern California, and his gap-toothed smile and quick wit have forged a future in television.
COLD SPRING Putnam County Historical Society "The West Point Foundry: Unearthing the Past, Forging a Future," history, industrial archaeology and environmental renewal at the site of the former foundry.
The greeting was emblematic of how the 58-year-old chancellor, who entered politics in 1990, has become the most powerful German woman since Catherine the Great ruled Russia, and the European leader seen by aides as most dedicated to forging a future for her old Continent in a new, globally connected world.
