Sentence examples for forging time from inspiring English sources

In order to test the system, 11 different values of each welding parameters such as friction time, friction pressure, forging time and forging pressure were experimented.

The employees, including segment producers and story editors for shows like "The Bachelor" and "Trading Spouses," sued in 2005, saying that they were told by the networks and production companies to forge time cards and forgo meal breaks while working 18-hour days.

We have his forged time card, and we have the vehicle he was driving on the night of the murders," said Dear.

"It's a case of 'since I only see you once a year, I get to demonstrate only those parts of my identity that I want you to see.' " Shared experiences play a big role in forging same time, next year ties.

Strong bonds and institutions have been forged over time.

They're forged in time and space, products of history and geography.

Our marriage had the typical imperfections of any deep relationship forged over time through a continuous process of negotiation and compromise.

It's an artifact of history, an idea, forged in time; it's the manufacture of a moment of upsetting and edgy uncertainty.

Tchaikowsky had long yearned to be a composer since he studied in Paris, but only gradually forged free time from his money-earning concert duties.

But again, getting those relationships worked out and efficient links in supply and distribution chains forged takes time.

What Winer brought to the formalization of an open standard around RSS is being forged this time in the MicroBlogging or public IM space by a new cast of characters and a push protocol called XMPP.