Sentence examples for to forging from inspiring English sources
verb
To shape a metal by heating and hammering.
Heat treatment of the samples was carried out either prior to forging, post-forging, or both.
Careful, uniform heating of the ingots to forging temperature may take 60 hours, and, before completion of the forging process, the workpiece may be reheated six times.
Mr Bush devoted much of his energy as president to forging a lasting Republican majority.
How close did China come to forging a democracy 100 years ago?
Sharing some personal information is crucial to building trust and to forging relationships.
The S.E.C. says Mr. Zhu later admitted to forging the letter and resigned shortly thereafter.
There are, in addition, two supreme advantages to forging recent art.
What these critics missed was how close negotiators came to forging a sound agreement.
Under Mr Netanyahu, backroom coalition contacts between the two parties came close to forging an alliance.
Such a gesture could also open the way to forging some common ground with Democrats.
Women's participation is vital to forging the compromise and consensus necessary to a lasting peace.
