At some point, either before or after the alliance is forged, someone is varnishing, if not utterly betraying the truth of what they believe and feel.
Be aware that forging someone else's signature is against the law.
Remember, a baker can't bake without a farmer for the ingredients and a smith can't forge without someone mining the ores for them.
The check was forged by someone, made out for $3,500 and cashed.
A six-day trial in July was told the father's signature on the "consent to thaw" form had been forged after someone "traced" his real signature.
It should be someone who can forge bonds among initially unwilling parties: someone who has the skills to move among stakeholder constituencies and reward cross-boundary behavior.
You are seeing ongoing contests for power — until and unless someone can forge a social contract for how communities can share power.
She said that Mr. Harper had, without authorization, ordered $2,000 worth of chairs for clients and that he had tried to get someone to forge a purchase form signature.
It was he who, on one occasion, when the Home Office made no effort to supply the necessary papers in the limited timeframe, was forced to find someone to forge documents to enable the children to leave.
It can be hard to forge authentic connections with someone who seems to believe he or she is never wrong.
But a music director in a big city should also be a dynamic artistic leader, someone who can forge ties with other performing and educational institutions, someone on close terms with living composers, an adventurous musician who treats performing new music not as some weighty obligation but as a bracing activity, a natural part of what musicians do.
