Sentence examples for had forged for from inspiring English sources
Yet these borrowings are never cheap imitation; they are much more a thorough, seamless assimilation of structural devices into a musical language that Davies had forged for himself and was beginning to use with huge assurance.
Frangopulo noted that the creation of Greater Manchester "was the official unifying of a region which, through history and tradition, had forged for itself over many centuries bonds ... between the communities of town and village, each of which was the embodiment of the character of this region".
In the final verse he askes pointed questions about the entertainment industry in the 21st century and the shape of the society we've forged for ourselves.
The new writing identity that Rowling has forged for herself is not only utterly unlike that of her fantasy endeavours, but quirkily different from most of the already established confrères she is befriending in the crime writing world.
Like mainstream political parties elsewhere, both are paying the price for having consistently used Brussels as a scapegoat, never bothering to explain the policies and compromises their governments have forged for decades in the name of the people.
"The comradeship that welded our lives together made a superfluous mockery of any other bond we might have forged for ourselves," Beauvoir explained in "The Prime of Life": One single aim fired us, the urge to embrace all experience, and to bear witness concerning it.
Peregrine had forged such records for years.
By the mid-eighties, Antar, like Donald Trump, had forged a reputation for dealmaking.
The reality was that the British and French, in top secret negotiations with Israel had forged an agreement for joint military operations.
By its second season in 2007, the show had forged a reputation for ambush-style stunts and deliberate controversy.
