Sentence examples for which forges from inspiring English sources

The corpse is that of the MD of a tech start-up company, Alibis, which forges appointments, documents and phone calls, enabling adulterers to cheat on their partners.

The strange, collaborative process which happens when you sit down in front of the page, that old magic which forges an intimate connection with the thoughts of someone someplace else is all the more valuable in this frenetic age.

11 57 A.M. Faced with a choice between a pedestrian overpass above the Amtrak line and Fort Washington Avenue, which forges into the striking cliffs of Fort Tryon Park and the Cloisters, we chose a third way, the path of least climbing, through a fence and along the train tracks.

Consequently, the relation that forges esse existentiae is in some way accidental, whereas that which forges esse essentiae is essential.

The latter two are integrated in a well-known knapsack algorithm which forges a novel branch-and-price algorithm for the row-generating subproblem.

Flying Lotus soundtracks the slow-moving film, which forges through the lives of the cowboy and girls who live in middle-America.

"Louis Armstrong, Jelly Roll Morton, King Oliver — all the pioneers of New Orleans jazz" wrote much of their own material, he added, "which forged a new direction for American music".

The effect was to activate the gay community, which forged an alliance with the city council, which, in turn, gave support to gay businesses.

The extremist group, which forged links with British neo-Nazis when it was founded in the 1980s, has begun opening offices in Germany, Australia, Canada and the US.

Reardon's graceful biography recalls Fisher's remarkable career, which forged autobiography, sensuality and fantasy into an evocative new mode of food writing.

Analysts said Cosatu, which forged ties with the ANC in the struggle to end apartheid, would have too much to lose from a split.