Sentence examples for they were forged from inspiring English sources
Whatever the rigors of her film analyses, they were forged in passion.
In a similar way, the four years of the war created intense friendships, but they were forged through collective disappointment.
TODAY, almost a half-century after they were forged, the links between Goldman and Ford remain strong.
Mr Piramal's office is in an old mill building whose steel pillars are stamped with "Blackburn", the English town where they were forged long ago.
Its chrome sides felt surprisingly hard, as if they were forged from some secret high-tech alloy, and its large eyes gave it a perpetually worried look.
Although a scientific examination of the diaries in 2002 found they were genuine, some maintain they were forged by the British government to blacken Casement's name.
They seemed eager to demonstrate that despite sanctions, sabotage and several United Nations Security Council resolutions, they were forging ahead in building a facility with a capability they insist is purely for energy production and medical research.
Had its fathers foreseen turmoil, they might never have embarked on currency union, at least not with today's flawed design.The founders of the euro thought they were forging a rival to the American dollar.
They were seen by the French poets Paul Eluard and André Breton, and he joined the new movement they were forging out of experiments in "automatic writing", trying to release poetic images beneath the eye of the mind's censor.
At the same time, in a development that received far less attention than the evangelicals' entry into politics, they were forging a new coalition with Catholics – centered around a version of what then Pope John Paul II called the "culture of life".
