Sentence examples for started to forge from inspiring English sources
He moved into a small apartment, alone, at the age of forty, and started to forge new and startling friendships.
In the 1960s, just as the British economy was beginning to perform poorly, with one sterling crisis after another, the six countries of the Common Market started to forge ahead.
By 2013, large printing companies were entering the field and started to forge alliances with material suppliers.
The bijou country of Slovenia may not enjoy a prime position on the tourist map, but it has recently started to forge its presence on Europe's culinary map.
The conflicts that arise between Joseph and Alex are in many ways classic – the sort of friction that inevitably develops between a doting parent and a child starting to forge her independence.
But as entrepreneurs would have it, a few innovative companies that have sizable market share are starting to forge ahead in the brave new world of open healthcare APIs.
As the country slowly opens up, some young people are starting to forge their own path, in areas ranging from music to the arts to yes, superstitions.
In the second installment, The Story of a New Name, she starts to forge her own identity, receiving recognition for her writing and meeting her husband-to-be, a brilliant student from a worldly family.
In a rematch of a defeat at the 1998 World Cup, the United States rallied from an awkward start to forge a 1-1 tie with Iran today before a crowd of 49,212 at the Rose Bowl that was heavily in favor of the visitors.
At lower levels, London Broncos hosted a successful coaching seminar for some of the community clubs with whom they are at last starting to forge closer links, and the various Summer Conference competitions continue on their merry way, with recent derbies between Somerset and Gloucestershire, North Devon and Cornwall, and many more.
