Sentence examples for forged out from inspiring English sources
Yugoslavia was a country forged out of an occupation.
"That is the nature of his music; it is forged out of steel".
Our identities must be forged out of something other than what we buy.
Humour is forged out of crisp words and witty music working as one.
It was forged out of steel and given a walnut handle 60 years ago.
These are big names, and this is high elevation for the club forged out of the mines.
Then, thinking about things that burn, he says 'sierra granite' — granite is twice-burned rock, forged out of fire.
They say there's an Anzac spirit, but Lovett-Murray's personal drive has been forged out of the injustices of Anzac.
It was forged out of discontent and dispossession – two commodities that are in plentiful supply the world over.
If the sweetest victories are forged out of hard times, this was a sugar hit of diabetic proportions.
As never since, you see how modern European cinema was forged out of the rubble of the second world war.
