Walk in a straight line again, until the dog tries to forge past you.
Her works reject the "admirable implements" forged by past realistic novelists such as Honoré de Balzac, particularly the use of biographical description to create full-bodied characters.
Past the Main Line, with its lacrosse fields and faux châteaux, past Valley Forge, past Wyeth-brown hills into a fat, prosperous land of sappy-leaved sweet-gum forest humming with cicadas, and high midsummer corn glistening like shaken cellophane.
Aaron's forge, just past St Clears in Carmarthenshire and tucked up a long, curling track, is, on first impressions, the ultimate Dad's Shed.
In the Greco-Roman world in general and in Neoplatonism in particular, the importance of history is largely in the cyclical patterns that forge the past, present, and future into a continuous whole, emphasizing what is repeated and common over what is idiosyncratic and unique.
Beale and O'Connor talked about "the bonds" that have been forged in the past few weeks.
Lo Calzo shows the fluidity between rituals sacred and secular, new and old, revealing how Afro-Cuban cultural forms are inherited from the past and forged anew in the present.
In the past, researchers forged antihydrogen with high-energy accelerators, so the fast-moving atoms quickly flew away and annihilated.
In all societies, there exist distinct moments when new representations of the past are forged, contested, and put to cultural and ideological use.
But it'll always be my past that forged the fucked-up sword I presently hold.
