Sentence examples for forged before from inspiring English sources
In Afghanistan an international coalition forged before the war has held, with countries like Germany and Canada still sending troops, while in Iraq the Americans are laboring largely alone.
Many of the best presidents in U.S. history had their character forged before they entered politics and carried to it a degree of self-possession and tranquillity that was impervious to the Sturm und Drang of White House life.
TomKat, while forged before Mr. Cruise "jumped the couch" on "Oprah" to express his nonmedicated love for Ms. Holmes, now seems to have become a shorthand joke for their outlandishly public relationship.
In fact, the biggest convergence of all, the formation of Citigroup, was forged before the repeal of Glass-Steagall on the assumption that the repeal legislation would eventually pass.
But if Matthew's work evokes a love forged before the dawning of consciousness, and expresses a striving to replicate that merging in every subsequent encounter — with an erotic partner, or with entire populations — Michael's speaks of the ultimate solitariness of the individual, twin or not.
You'd think that Meyers, who has been in Hollywood long enough, would know better about stars of the golden seventies, whose character and styles were forged before the Age of Aquarius — and about the recklessly hedonistic fires with which they burned, and sometimes burned out.
Firing the forge before the masonry is cured can cause the mortar to expand and break apart.
Taiga was so prominent that his works were being forged even before he died.
That perspective was forged long before he spent most of this decade as baseball's only African-American general manager.
With little to separate the pair over the last, it was only inside the final 100 yards that the five-year-old forged ahead before defeating the Willie Mullins-trunner runner by a neck.
Let us not flinch or forget the steel from which our souls are forged, for before this day we have seen war and known acts of terrorism in our own country: the French and Indian Wars, the American Revolution, the War of 1812 and the Civil War.
