Sentence examples for were forged from from inspiring English sources

Most of the chemical elements we're made up of were forged from simpler atoms.

Such levers do not work as quickly as those that were forged from deals with unpopular and unstable dictators.

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.

From deserts to mountain terraces, the highways that crisscrossed those lands were forged from human motivations like trade and politics and revolution.

The judges said that Mr. Williams, who won a Pulitzer Prize in 1999, effortlessly negotiated "the terrain between the eternal and the topical" and that his poems were "forged from the elegiac material of a mature life".

Although knife-like implements date back at least 2.5m years, it wasn't until the bronze age that knives were forged from metal, and mass production of swords to equip armies started in the 13th century BC.

Have partnerships already been forged from last year's festival?

"Marriages, careers and lifelong friendships have been forged from this network.

(It was forged from molten swords by a dragon's breath, but skip all that).

"The fetters which bind the people are forged from the people's own gold".

Marriages have surely been forged from alliances in such places, and others dissolved.