Sentence examples for forged himself from inspiring English sources

Whatever happens, the alchemy has already taken place: the King of Color has forged himself into a man of iron.

He forged himself a good reputation while coaching over in Australia and we knew he'd be a real plus for us if we could get him here".

He set up a library with 4,000 volumes and forged himself into a kind of philosopher-king, and the Father of the Constitution.

He's had a terrible time with injuries and should have been in the Premier League years ago but he has forged himself a great reputation in the game.

Worst player Dirk Kuyt Forged himself an imposing reputation with Feyenoord last season and arrived with his coach, Marco van Basten, having hidden him away in the build-up so that he might explode upon an unsuspecting tournament.

Mr. Strip, who was able to spend more time working on the house after he retired in 2008, was inspired by the Pennsylvania home of Wharton Esherick, the sculptor and craftsman who built everything in his home, right down to the hinges on the doors, which he forged himself.

To do so, Siegfried will need the sword Nothung, which he merrily and successfully forges himself.

Under that monarch, a worker at the forge himself, came a great revival, which, by the end of the 17th century, had attained a marvellous pitch of perfection.

In a sense, this almost becomes a Hulk origins movie, because he is forced to forge himself afresh in a new world.

Thoughts would drift to friends and family in distant Planaltina, a small town outside Brasilia 700 miles to the north, his focus distracted momentarily from the task ahead: impressing at the day's trials to forge himself a career.

Like his samurai sword, inscribed "I belong to the warrior in whom the old ways have joined the new," Algren forges himself into an alloy of East and West.