Sentence examples for forge to adapt from inspiring English sources
For that reason, the ideal 2012 election would be one that offered the public competing conservative and liberal versions of the key grand bargains, the key balances, that America needs to forge to adapt its capitalism to this century.
Start your forge by acquiring a coal forge to heat the metal.
But as a country with limited resources other than its stunning architecture, its benign southern Mediterranean climate and beaches and its welcoming inhabitants that have made tourism a mainstay of the economy, over the years Malta has had to adapt and forge a future for itself in the modern world.
That goes against what Porter stands for as a coach, robbing him of the utopian team he has tried more than once to forge, but he must continue to adapt to the traits of his squad, not the other way around.
But even with guidance from Fox Searchlight's consummately charming Nancy Utley and Steve Gilula, I think McQueen is going to struggle to adapt his persona, forged in the unapologetically snobbish art world, to one where tirelessly flattering random overseas freelancers and retired camera operators is the one sure path to victory.
She points to Al Qaeda's "surprising willingness to adapt its mission" and to "forge broad -- and sometimes unlikely alliances".
Hackl's cool demeanour and ability to adapt his sled to race conditions forged his reputation as the dominant luger of his time.
And like all revolutions, the information revolution was much faster and quicker to adapt and to expose all the impostor sites, and to forge ahead with genuine independent sources of information.
