Sentence examples for to forge a connection from inspiring English sources

The vitality derives from the clown's instinctive need to forge a connection with the audience.

Building Connections Mr. Hagel tried to forge a connection with General Sisi, the defense minister who has become the country's de facto leader.

By buying early from emerging artists the museum, taking Towne's long view, hopes to forge a connection that will encourage donations later in their careers.

In Liverpool, he and Mary, the mother from whose grasp he was prematurely ripped, warily circle each other as they try to forge a connection.

WHAT RHYMES WITH AMERICA A man stuck on his estranged wife tries to forge a connection with his daughter in this new play by Melissa James Gibson ("This") directed by Daniel Aukin ("4000 Miles").

You might think it difficult to forge a connection between the townships of Depression-era Georgia and the leafy thoroughfares of 1970s Norwich, but Toni Morrison's new novel, Home, makes the link between them abundantly clear.

For that, they say, is the key to forging a connection with the player.

Our challenge to you: Get proactive when it comes to forging a connection to generations that have come before.

The Niners' resurgence is an opportunity to forge a new connection with my daughter and reconnect with a neglected part of myself.

And moonlighting as a furniture designer has had other domestic benefits: it has allowed him to forge a new connection with his longtime partner Michele Lamy.

"People know the brand, people love the brand, but we needed to forge a stronger connection with contemporary moms," Mr. Fietsam said.