Sentence examples for forge future from inspiring English sources
As long as the (official) end is to forge future able citizens of all children, immigrants, and natives, there is no contradiction between mandatory civic integration and multiculturalism.
Use past failures to forge future success Winston Churchill said, "Success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm".
Every major museum swings through Seoul with its trustees and directors with the goal of forging future institutional partnerships.
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.
"We must forge our future from common aspirations," writes Mr. McGreevey in a flowing hand, although the invitation did not explain the very uncommon price tag.
The informal meeting is expected to provide a new impetus for the EU in several areas, including youth and investments, as the bloc seeks to forge its future without Britain.
Then again, Nolan began his superhero trilogy with 2005's Batman Begins, featuring a sinister organisation named The League of Shadows, known for manipulating events in order to forge the future in its own image.
He arrived in the Commons as the garlanded victor of a tricky byelection in Bury St Edmunds in May 1964, at a time when the new Labour leader, Harold Wilson, had already put Britain on the alert for the white heat of the scientific and technological revolution that he asserted would forge its future.
