Sentence examples for forge the link from inspiring English sources

These emotional processes, which help define roles of players, coaches, and fans, also help forge the link between sports and national identity.

For instance, we're involved in what's known as "sports activation," so we're using local sport to really forge the link between the brand and the consumer.

Most people don't slow down long enough to make the distinction between refugee and migrant, much less to forge the link Salgado does through his work.

Vargo also says that he sent a copy of Realm of Shadows to Carl a year later, and this communication helped forge the link between the band and Dungeons & Dragons game designers.

It is one of the city's neighbourhood networks and is managed by Karen Woloszczak, a "community builder" whose role is to forge the links that make a community tick.

Such are the delights of European travel, in its new and loosely regimented form: it spirits us, without ado, from one small world to another, urging us to forge the links between them.

Initially, we review the series of models and forge the links to obtain the overall model presented here.

He suggested: "It should be a new and explicit objective of government policy to re-forge the link that has been broken between economic growth and earnings growth".

What interests me, and what forges the link to "Of Mice and Men," is the ideology behind both opera and Opera.

It may have been his grandfather who first declared Shia Islam as the country's official religion, but it was Abbas who is credited with forging the link between nation and faith that has proved such an enduring resource for subsequent regimes in Iran (as Protestantism played a pivotal role in the shaping of national identity in Elizabethan England).

He readily forged the link between what we do here at home to what we do abroad.