For Nyquist – the Kentucky Derby victor two weeks ago at Churchill Downs and 3-5 favorithe– the Preakness proved one race too many, and he finished a leg-leaden third, the helter-skelter pace he helped forge up front surely conducive to his undoing.
For a Travel Channel show on the natural wonders of Jordan that he hosted, he flew his own helicopter, rode a camel in the desert and forged up a river to see a beautiful canyon.
Taitz made a name for herself last summer at the height of the "let's all forge up some birth certificates" craze.
It's all pretty awesome and fun and now everyone's getting in on the "let's all forge up some birth certificates" craze.
Yoga practitioners don't drop into challenging postures during their first class, bicyclists don't forge up the Alps in world record time the first time they straddle a two-wheeler, and runners don't break the tape the very first time they strap on sneakers.
These folks are minor deities, vessels of love, life-givers, unsung geniuses, gods of the forge getting up at six-fifteen in the morning to fire up the coffeemaker, mouthing silent prayers that they will live to see the next day and the one after that and then Sarah's graduation and then... Nullified.
Suzie stepped in, tottered at the shock of cold, forged on up to her knees, then with a shriek plunged and swam the crawl with strong strokes into the glittering path.
Regardless of focus or scale, researchers need to be able to forge partnerships, up and down the complex hierarchy of stakeholders involved in health policy, practice and research, and try to build credibility in the process.
Heavy ingots, some weighing up to 300 tons, are sometimes formed at steel plants by huge hydraulic presses with a forging force of up to 10,000 tons.
But many, like Casellula, have stepped it up, forging identities that distinguish them from the more mundane masses.
