Sentence examples for forging in the from inspiring English sources

Drop-forging completely replaced hand forging in the fashioning of iron clubs, and faces were deepened to accommodate the livelier ball and were machine-lined to increase the spin on the ball in flight.

Forging in the semi-solid state imparts such a microstructure.

He does a fair bit of forging in the film, and seems to have invented a lot of heavy industrial technology which they definitely didn't have in the bronze age.

The proposed multi-step forging in the present work may yield important information for the development of hot-deformation techniques and new alloy design strategies of γ-TiAl alloys.

The core of the movement was forged in-situ, in the very room it is still located, and the fire pit of the forge remains in the room.

The country was forged in the battle against water.

The Labor Party was forged in the fires of ideology.

The old left in Europe was forged in the struggle against local fascists in the 1930s.

The myth that Magna Carta had essentially been written in stone was forged in the colonies.

This holds that the "western alliance", forged in the cold war, remains vital today.

The identity of Lancaster's England team was really forged in the furnace of Test rugby.