Sentence examples for managing to forge from inspiring English sources

That's a shame, because the group recalls the Clash, the Kinks, and other rebellious British masters while managing to forge an utterly original sound.

Katie Hopkins has managed to forge a career by saying she's "telling it like it is".

Seydoux, the Geneva dealer, met Rybolovlev once but never managed to forge a relationship.

In 1996, Mr Prodi managed to forge a short-lived electoral pact with this obstreperous lot.

The Guardian has managed to forge a loyal readership that likes its combination of leftish politics and laddishness.

Her last name is Bloom and, lo and behold, she has managed to forge a career as a florist.

By communicating directly to his most dedicated audience of fans, C.K. has managed to forge what feel like authentic bonds.

But he manages to elicit virtually nothing of an explanation from a woman who has somehow, in her current life, managed to forge a career in day care.

He managed to forge 58 union locals representing more than 100,000 city employees, ranging from accountants to zookeepers, into the pre-eminent union representing municipal workers.

From Hezbollah here to the followers of a populist, anti-American cleric in Iraq, Turkey has managed to forge dialogue with America's enemies and allies alike.

By combining performing with teaching and arranging, a number of Trinidadian pan players managed to forge solo careers, most notably Sharpe, Holman, Teague, Rudy Smith, Ken ("Professor") Philmore, and Robert Greenidge.