Sentence examples for no forging from inspiring English sources

There's no forging, no faking, no inventing new favorite colors.

You could argue that the film has no business forging such beauty out of savage facts.

Mr. McFaul should have "no problems" forging relationships with the opposition, Mr. Leontyev said.

A purist's nightmare, no less: forging songs they wrote five minutes ago and songs someone else wrote 500 years ago in their Pentangular crucible.

For an artist who was a horn player in his youth and has longstanding ties to the jazz world, Mr. Wimberley has no trouble forging strong links between musical and visual art, which share much terminology.

So the lyricist Oscar Hammerstein was cheered to read that the sculptors of the Statue of Liberty stinted no artistry in forging the crown of Liberty's head -- which no one would see.

To convince people to buy their stuff, the newcomers must pull off a difficult trick: exploit the upmarket street-cred that comes with a no-logo attitude while forging brand-like bonds with consumers.

The idea is to erect a 182-metre statue of Sardar Patel, a Gujarati leader of the independence movement who was known as the Iron Man of India for his stern, no-roadblocks approach to forging a single nation after the partition from Pakistan.

It's an empowerment song of the storied "Bills, Bills, Bills" ilk, about shaking off no-good men and forging independence the kind of song that could provide a soundtrack to the sequence in a feel-good romantic comedy in which a woman gets a style makeover.

Both, he proposed, were rugged individualists who brooked no compromise in forging an original, enduring style.

However, gender plays no role in forging a successful career in Stem and women are playing a key part in groundbreaking innovations throughout the UK Stem industry.