Sentence examples for forge your way from inspiring English sources

The kind of highway with entrances and exits, where you take you life in your hands every time you forge your way on or ease your way off.

Forge your way though this former airfield, now a park defined by heather-covered sand dunes, via the Golden Gate Promenade, stopping at the Warming Hut (001 415 561 3040) in the shadow of the bridge, for a (fair-trade) coffee and a counterculture organic cheese sandwich.

Re "Forge Your Way Through the Medicare Drug Maze" (Personal Health, April 25): After providing a most useful summary of the current status of enrollment in the new Medicare Part D drug insurance, Jane Brody concludes with practical, step-by-step advice on determining which of the plans (in my case, 42 of them) is most advantageous.

And what I've come to realize is this: You need immense strength to be your own person, and forge your way against the onrushing crowd.

You're supposed to WANT to grow up and forge your way in the world; not live on someone else's dime, under someone else's rule, and too often these days, under someone else's roof.

But for those who don't, I'm suggesting forging your own way unshackled from the mandate.

They forge their way, all just outside of your helping reach.

Poland and Ukraine are independent countries trying to forge their way past their communist histories.

But on Thursday, many were adamant that civilians should forge the way forward.

I think policy-makers have got to come together to forge a way forward.

Lowell proposed "to come to Italy and work under you and forge my way into reality".