Sentence examples for in addition to forging from inspiring English sources

In addition to forging bonds among first-years, Lit Hum connects all students — current and former — to each other and to the College.

In addition to forging an alliance with the Indian tribes he once reviled, Mr. Schwarzenegger also won the support of a major union, the Building and Construction Trades Council of California, whose president, Bob Balgenorth, stood on the stage with the governor during the ceremony.

In addition to his work with Gardiner, he forged close working relationships with the conductors Georg Solti and Valery Gergiev.

Musharraf noted that in addition to Saudi King Abdullah,s work in forging an Arab consensus on Iraq, he was working on building consensus within the Muslim world on the Palestinian issue ) work that was slowly but surely bringing Syria back into the Arab fold.

In addition to her screen work, Lange forged a successful stage career.

The company forged important links last year as Chou took a role as executive director role with Hong Kong-based Digital Domain, in addition to his work with HTC and HTC invested $10 million in VR platform company WEVR.

Military Factory 99, for example, produces a variety of consumer goods — stainless steel pots and pans, fire extinguishers, scales, cutlery — in addition to its primary function of forging metal components for heavy ammunition.

The company's future plans include expanding into more receptive markets in addition to the US roll our, forging key partnerships and moving to other mobile platforms beyond the iPhone.

In addition to the links it has forged with academia, the company is a donor to the Chatham House thinktank and has funded two influential parliamentary technology committees.

In addition to the deal-making friendship forged between Putin and then IAAF president Diack, the report details a sudden increase from $6m to $25m£17.4m4m) for Russian rights to televise the 2013 world championships provided by a Russian bank, and also tells of a lawyer who was handpicked by Diack to handle Russian cases even though he had little experience with anti-doping measures.

Part of his job, he said, in addition to placing bets for Mr. Rose, was forging his signature on baseballs.