Sentence examples for forge decent from inspiring English sources
The only senior official to forge decent relations with Karzai was Stanley McChrystal, the four-star commander in Kabul, who resigned after his staff's scathing remarks about the White House became public.
"We want to develop a philosophy of buying young, hungry players, who can go on to forge decent careers with us".
Those who think such trends are good for the anti-globalisation struggle should reflect on how they also affect efforts to forge a decent EU policy on refugees – basically, shattering them.
Today I'm in Benghazi, where brave Libyans determined to forge a decent society battle an Arab despot, Muammar al-Qaddafi, the sometime terrorist and slayer of Americans who then claimed anti-Qaeda credentials to secure the support of the West.
Even that notoriously difficult pair El Hadji Diouf and Nicolas Anelka turned from rebels to conformists under the tutelage of the Dudley-born Allardyce, who suffered from childhood dyslexia and went on to forge a decent career as a much-travelled centre-half.
Earlier, Bailey had chosen to bat and following a slow start by the tourists which saw them creep to 13 from the first six overs, Aaron Finch and Hughes, coming in at the top of the order, eventually forged a decent opening partnership as they put on 110.
Forge the family dinner".
Their passions forge their fetters".
