forge

Object

• alliance: In Glencoe, Clan Henderson forged a close alliance with the powerful Clan Donald.
• friendship: Through the group's active social scene, you'd forge strong friendships which could last a lifetime.
• piston: Running in the low-friction plated cylinder is a lightweight forged piston whose low reciprocating weight makes for responsive pick up at all speeds.
• partnership: By forging key partnerships with leading players in its chosen markets, IMP gains valuable insight into each market sector.
• ty: In order to increase volume, whilst maintaining quality, we began forging close ties with other organic farms in the area.
• link: The Center has forged links with the Brewery Arts Center where students perform on a regular basis.

Preposition: as

• result: This double bill presents two of the groups whose work best exemplifies the exciting, creative force that has been forged as a result.

Noun phrase with adjective complement

• such: This usually involves the use of stolen or forged identity documents such as a passport or driving license.

Adjective modifier

• old: Go past the reconstructed old forge, and upstairs to a large room.

Adjective complement

• strong: Their perceived local identity provides the opportunity to " break " down local barriers and forge strong working relationships in that local market place.
• close: Our Style We believe in forging close working relationships with our clients.

Modifying Another Word

• ahead: With the US forging ahead Ireland should return to stronger growth in 2004.
• easily: Anything you receive may not have originated from where it says it does, as mail headers are easily forged.
• quickly: Independent since 1991, Croatia has quickly forged its own unique identity, whilst retaining and preserving a rich cultural heritage.
• together: No compromise has been made in its constuction, industrial strength, forged together with italian style.
• already: This course has been selected on the basis of the links already forged between the UKDA and HE.
• soon: A 7 man break formed on the second lap and soon forged a 45 sec gap.

Preposition: in

• fire: Lots of rules were being broken; lots of new styles were being forged in the fires of the post-punk explosion.

Preposition: of

• relationship: Its practice is the forging of sacred relationships within humanity and the environment.

Preposition: with

• plan: We are eager to put this behind us and forge ahead with the plans that we have outlined for Telekom Malaysia's future, he added.