Sentence examples for forged world from inspiring English sources

"I got interested early on in creating a forged world," he recalls.

He said: "Only by creating Intellectual Property that remains in the UK for its lifetime, and encouraging these 'creators' to remain in the UK too, will the UK benefit from its ability to forge world class musicians.

Jewish radicals schooled themselves in Russian literature; the Yiddish cultural movement represented a deliberate effort to forge world-class art out of folk material.

It was this fusion of newly accumulated wealth and a belief in something beyond material existence that forged the world's first determinedly tall buildings.

Human migration forged the world.

The German foreign minister summoned the American ambassador in Berlin — a reproach possibly without precedent since the German-American alliance was forged after World War II.

The two live a block apart in Brighton Beach, Brooklyn, maintaining a closeness forged during World War II and later in a Siberian prison camp.

Boldest Prediction: "Perhaps by that time, generations descended from you, taught by you, inspired by you, will have imagined and forged a world worthy of you".

For decades the Philippines and the United States had a "special relationship" forged during World War II, when the colony gave its men and blood, and Gen. Douglas MacArthur made his famous promise to return.

All that – Tuam, the church abuse of children – was the legacy of how de Valera hijacked the Rising, and forged the world in which I grew up in: Catholic, living in the dark".

That's important when you're trying to change rules governing the partnership that the federal government and universities forged during World War II.