Sentence examples for forging itself from inspiring English sources

I couldn't understand why he disputed receiving any profit from Lan's copy of the "Sidereus Nuncius" until I heard him note that forging itself is not illegal, whereas selling or substituting fake items as originals violates the law.

There were also Wodaabe songs that began with a lone, unaccompanied singer sustaining a note in a long crescendo until the other voices converged to join him: the sound of a community forging itself in a wilderness.

You end up with a community forging itself because of external threat.

Makerere University College of Health Sciences is forging itself as a transformational institution in Uganda and the region.

Makerere University College of Health Sciences (MakCHS) is forging itself as a transformational institution in Uganda and the region.

But that's a different market, one that Apple forged itself.

Whether this was the inaugural event that handed this byway a royal nod or not, the King's Highway has since forged itself into the history books as a vital corridor for all who came after.

At the time I entered San Francisco Theological Seminary (SFTS) in San Anselmo in 1962, my mother was leading a highly effective campaign right across the Golden Gate bridge to help the San Francisco gay community forge itself into a formidable political force, one which has controlled the balance of power in that city ever since and made it the most gay-friendly environment in America.

Clues to the kind of place the NFWI is forging for itself in today's Britain can be found in the breadth and nature of its campaigns: fair trade; GM food; chemicals and the environment; food labelling; sustainable communities; and sex trafficking, to name a few.

Of course, it is still "early days" in the new future Egypt is forging for itself.

Scenes were filmed in Simi Valley, California to represent the Vulcan Forge itself, which was augmented with additional CGI to represent the firestorm and a Vulcan animal called the sehlat.