Sentence examples for forge new ones from inspiring English sources

Professional networks make it easier for people to maintain such relationships and to forge new ones.

When I joined in 2009 one of the charity's main aims was to re-form relationships and forge new ones.

Cech, T. R. & Steitz, J. A. The noncoding RNA revolution-trashing old rules to forge new ones.

The designs produced after Ms. Sander left were odd hybrids, too gimmicky for her die-hard market and not fashionable enough to forge new ones.

To meet the challenges of the 21st century -- from terrorism to nuclear proliferation, from pandemic disease to cyber threats to crushing poverty -- we will strengthen old alliances, forge new ones, and use all elements of our national power.

For a loaf of bread to break with old friends and a jug of wine to help forge new ones, we can thank the fungus Saccharomyces, baker's and brewer's yeast.

But it has recently expanded some partnerships, forged new ones and even formed three-way alliances.

But as the race for oil and gas from remote areas hots up, threatening old alliances and forging new ones, the politics of pipeline placement will become ever more complicated.

Indie labels like Death Row, No Limit and Cash Money and larger ventures like Def Jam and Priority worked outside industry channels or forged new ones.

The stunning sweep made by the Isis insurgents through eastern Syria and northern Iraq has rattled the region over the past three weeks, shattering alliances and forging new ones as quickly as Iraq's northern cities have fallen.

He also imagines it helping small businesses and entrepreneurs to grow their networks by deepening relationships with existing contacts and forging new ones by getting featured in Discover.