Sentence examples for forging into the from inspiring English sources

During periods of economic growth, such inefficiencies are chalked up as part of the price of forging into the future.

Two mutual funds are geared toward investors who want to bet on commodity prices without forging into the daunting futures markets on their own.

It is trying to repeat the trick in Europe and Japan.In this section Trouble in paradise All together, charge A yen for cheap chic In search of Fiat's soul Big rigs' lucky break The energetic messiah Cocky Snook Fiat's family report card ReprintsMr Lay is now setting out to remake Enron yet again, this time by forging into the digital economy.

One of the record's standouts is "Falling," a collaboration with singer-songwriter Shamir, who sings a disco duet about forging into the future, which Fasano says mirrors both Shamir's move in his own work away from dancier realms and House of Feeling's formal arrival.

The mighty Deutsche mark needed to be cast into the furnace of European unity and forged into the euro.

She then managed to call her mother as people passed out around her and water forged into the boat.

Steel salvaged from the World Trade Center is forged into the bow of the ship, which bears a crest featuring a phoenix rising from the twin towers and the words "Never Forget".

It is still an amazing achievement to have harnessed the vast energy forged into the heart of an atom during the dying moments of a star, and a safer, cleaner form of nuclear power is possible.

He is imbued with an outward-looking, Copland-esque musical vision and a narcissistic idea of the surveyable self reminiscent of Walt Whitman, though his lyrics can have an emo overreach and his compositions tend to forge into the folksily baroque.

Wisely, he doesn't publicise his private clients' outlays, but if your neighbour across the street is a house by Gaudi probably you don't stint.When we first met, your correspondent, whose knowledge of ironwork could be forged into the head of a pin, ingenuously asked whether an artist blacksmith such as Mr Normandale could make a decent living.

11 57 A.M. Faced with a choice between a pedestrian overpass above the Amtrak line and Fort Washington Avenue, which forges into the striking cliffs of Fort Tryon Park and the Cloisters, we chose a third way, the path of least climbing, through a fence and along the train tracks.