Sentence examples for might forge from inspiring English sources
He might forge a coupon for free pancakes.
He said academies might forge closer relationships with companies, and have business people on their boards of governors.
Mr Ignatieff did not help himself by seeming to try to have it both ways on whether the Liberals might forge a post-electoral coalition with the NDP.
The four members' intention was presumably to see what new artistic paths they might forge together, almost a quarter of a century after they split acrimoniously.
The individual lists -- which I maintain are more interesting and more useful than any composite we might forge -- appear in "The Best American Poetry 2000".
He clings to the phone, as if that might forge a connection, then makes a furious break for freedom, sprinting through the grounds of the home, scaling the boundary fence and clinging to that, as his caretakers pull him back.
Railroads were among the first real symbols of American capitalist might, helping forge a vast nation.
Others say that the euro might help forge a new political awareness.
"What's the problem?" — although hope that the involvement of the mediator might help forge a breakthrough has faded.
She builds on this to suggest that Ulster's Catholics and Protestants might yet forge a new, regional identity, if Catholics finally attain a state in which they can feel at ease with themselves.
The company's founders figure such a device may well be unacceptable as a legal e-signature since anyone could hit the computer key to send it and hackers might easily forge it.
