Sentence examples for forge a new identity from inspiring English sources

New York City Opera, which has been seeking to forge a new identity since casting off from Lincoln Center two seasons ago, now appears ready to shed some of the tangible — and expensive — vestiges of its venerable past: the sets and costumes of many of its old productions.

They want to forge a new identity, plowing ahead with Smith and a promising defense, and yet they cannot, at least not yet.

People of Liberty has struggled to forge a new identity detached from that of its founder, former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi.

The mantra has been "short-term pain for long-term gain" but the season ahead will be rocky for an undermanned side trying to forge a new identity.

Jack Slavin, Day-Lewis's character, is a Scotsman who left his country in the '60s to forge a new identity in the possibly utopian wilds of America.

The deals come courtesy of Wall Street bankers, who helped El Paso forge a new identity starting in 1999 with something called Project Electron.

The fraudster forges a new identity, finds a new friendly forum to infiltrate, and the fabrication starts all over again.

They continue to revive a shared Soviet past as a means of forging a new identity to shape public space and policy.

The boy with the oddly irresistible wardrobe (and name!) has instantly forged a new identity, and made many friends to boot.

But you get to reinvent yourself in America, and the Dallas Symphony has forged a new identity as a healthy American orchestra.

There is something especially nasty, and not entirely far-fetched, in the notion that this Mengele-like monster has, in the East Germany of the sixties, forged a new identity as a gynecologist.