In the foreword to her report: Responsive and Accountable?
In the foreword, he emphasizes that oral history by itself cannot properly explain the broad tides of history.
In the foreword of her collected works, she referred to a contented 25 years of "life with Hal".
In the foreword, this book is compared to Donna Tartt's The Secret History and I'd definitely agree with that.
In the foreword to the book, Awdry clarifies that British Railways actually supports the preservation of steam engines.
In the foreword to a 1931 collection of newsbreaks, he wrote, "There is a secret joy in discovering a blunder in the public prints.
In the foreword to Steadman's 2006 memoir The Joke's Over, Kurt Vonnegut described him as: "The most gifted and effective existential artist of my time".
In the foreword to "FORTUNE The Greatest Business Decisions of All Time", he explains it.
In the foreword to a newish book on the subject, consultant and author Alan Weiss makes the point well.
In the foreword, former Secretary of State George Shultz relates an intriguing anecdote about the time he brought a draft of a foreign policy speech to President Reagan.
In the foreword to the report, councillor David Simmonds, the chairman of the LGA's Children and Young People Board, says: "The squeeze on capital funding is clear".
