forge constantly onwards
forge, blackmail, corrupt children...
traveling forge crane
To work at a forge or smithy.
To forge with a tilt hammer.
forge a banknote, will, signature, etc
The young worker presides over the furnace in the forge.
to fake; to make an imitation; to forge
In the past kitchen knives were made in a forge.
Wandering is the biggest stumbling block to forge ahead.
The fireplace or brazier of a blacksmith's forge.
We will continue to forge ahead, continue to forge ahead, shape the industry's leading brand, and become excellent service providers and traders.
"Forge: Open furnace for heating metal ore and metal for working and forming, or a workshop containing forge hearths and related equipment."
No unit and individual shall forge, alter, let out, lend or assign the business license.
Influence of hot-forge processing parameter on FGH4096 alloy grain size
It will continue to forge ahead, with its members working in mutual trust and closer cooperation.
Like a boat sailing against the current, we must forge ahead or be swept downstream.
Out of the many we shall forge an indivisible whole capitulating only to a single throne.
So we'll all forge for a few hours and enjoy ourselves.A few drinks?You're only young once?
No one may traffic in, transfer, alter, forge or sell off any Automatic Export License for Textile Products.
A new method to free forge the blank of case of an aircraft made of superalloy has been studied.
Fifth, combining technological development with expertise team building to cultivate and forge a high-level S&T development contingent.
Article26 A seller may not forge or falsely use another producer authentication marks, famous-and-excellent-product marks or other product quality marks.
One such failure that occurred in a Santa Fe bridge in Oklahoma was found to be caused by a forge lap in the eyebar head.
Real revolutionaries should have a grand ambition to carry on the past and forge ahead, not just be satisfied with the successes they have already achieved.
forge structure should be adjusted, and great efforts made to develop the production of compound feed and feed additives, green feed and southern aquatic forage.
"Invented in medieval Europe, the Bellows was commonly used to speed combustion, as in a Blacksmith's or ironworker's forge, or to operate reed or pipe organs. "
Sometimes there would be a raking wind which beat the breath out of him; but he would lower his head, grit his teeth and forge doggedly ahead, like a large fish swimming against the current.
Courage can alleviate the blow of fate, confront setbacks, need the determination of "never forge ahead, never turn back", but also need a hundredfold of confidence and indomitable perseverance.
The departments of state taxes shall forge ahead with the electronic export tax rebate management system, shall increase the efficiency of the export rebate work and accelerate the tax rebate process.
The most serious weakness is that part of members ca n conspire to get system secret parameters and then forge a valid signature. In the worst situation, the total system is broken.
The river is clear and the water grass grows out of the colorful pebbles, like wickers, ribbons, strips and patches.
Each higher vocational college should build up the brand idea, forge brand characteristics, establish management strategies of brand which can defeat other higher vocational colleges by surprise actions if they want to develop one school of their own in the drastic competition in higher education.
perhaps it simply did not consider the question at this level; and perhaps Congress was unable to forge a coalition on either side of the question, and those on each side decided to take their chances with the scheme devised by the agency.
If we fail to analyse it properly and to understand it correctly, we shall become overcautious, not daring to emancipate our minds and act freely. Consequently, we shall lose opportunities. Like a boat sailing against the current, we must forge ahead or be swept downstream.
