Sentence examples for forge anything from inspiring English sources

"You can forge anything if you're deliberate enough," said Johanna deputy-Poitier, deputy commissioner of the Office of the Professions.

His staff do what they can – sellers fill out a form before their gold can be bought – but he says: "ID means nothing these days – criminals can forge anything".

But the recent disclosures about Chinese cyberattacks and the theft of industrial secrets, an operation managed partly from a Chinese People's Liberation Army unit outside Shanghai, may affect the ability of Mr. Xi and Mr. Obama to forge anything the two men could claim to be a partnership.

"You can forge anything these days," Assad said.

"I've been around long enough to know people can forge anything," the candidate told the Observer.

Heat is required to forge anything.

"We neither forged anything nor meddled with anything," Zawahiri said.

At Hilla, it was a tough sell, presaging the problems in forging anything like a consensus on the government that will emerge from the occupation.

Rendering individual specious presents dependent on their neighbours in the envisaged manner certainly affects their metaphysical status, but it does not, in itself, do anything to forge phenomenal connections between such states.

Republican efforts to do anything to forge an identity have been utter failures.

This means that some level of consensus must be forged to achieve anything of importance.