Sentence examples for how to forge from inspiring English sources
All along he is trying to figure out how to forge the materials into metaphors.
The military withdrawal must stay on track, and Iraqis must learn how to forge reliable compromises.
His New World Symphony was intended as a lesson in how to forge a musical nationalism.
He learned how to forge ahead in cases where there was little precedent, according to people who worked with him.
"Also, you've got to assume the forger knows how to forge patina -- something not known by others.
I picture a time when a person with sheep has profound power, shearing them and spinning their fleeces, and a person who knows how to work a forge is the reason why transportation is possible, horses needing shoes and meaning business -- not just decoration or a vehicle of recreation.
Even as the militant threat grew in northern Mali, however, there was debate within the Obama administration over how much weight to give to military initiatives in Africa and how best to forge a relationship on counterterrorism with an Algerian government that has a track record of dealing sternly with militants.
The sheik's proposal -- which would offer Mr. Hussein and his senior lieutenants immunity from prosecution in exchange for stepping aside within two weeks -- jolted a special meeting of the Arab League here on the Red Sea, where leaders of the league's 22 members gathered to debate how best to forge a unified response to the Iraq crisis.
The foundation's mission is to inspire unemployed, undereducated and low-skilled young people and to provide them with the know-how necessary to forge a career in the restaurant and hospitality industry.
It will provide them with information and perspectives of how to proactively forge a way forward to success.
