Sentence examples for forged not from inspiring English sources

They had even forged not only his signature but also his employer's.

Cosey successfully forged not only signatures but whole letters and other manuscripts in the handwriting of the signers.

Is true harmony between lovers forged not in the conscious mind but in the deep recesses of the genes?

Christian's playthings are made of the finest materials and reflect exquisite craftsmanship: the cuffs are leather, not pleather; the metalwork is forged, not molded.

These were personalities, forged not on the playing fields of Eton but in the rough-and-tumble world of the music hall.

"How Steel Is Forged" not only managed to emerge from a studio -- after six edits -- but it even became a hit.

But if Katrina is any model, we have to think long-term as well — and make sure we're forging not just a speedy but an equitable recovery.

(His imprimatur is so valuable that he must guard against con men forging not only a work of art but also his signature).

In addition to producing tens of thousands of nails a year that restorers use to replicate an 18th-century look, Mr. Euston and his two employees supply local and catalogue customers all over the country and abroad, making it clear that their hardware is strictly hand forged -- not die stamped, cast or reworked.

According to the defense team, much of the evidence had been forged — and not very well.

It was possession of a forged instrument, not offering false documents for filing.