Sentence examples for a foreword from from inspiring English sources

The new edition began with a foreword from Smiley.

And a foreword from the N.A.A.C.P. president, Benjamin Todd Jealous, notes that the vast majority of Tea Party supporters "are sincere, principled people of good will".

There was a foreword from the wizard Albus Dumbledore about Newt, describing the oddball as one of his favourite students at Hogwarts.

The book will include a foreword from Mr. Munroe as well as red-ink commentary from him on the most popular strips.

It also repeatedly states that the report was developed "in consultation with Aboriginal people", and includes a foreword from a Tasmanian elder, Aunty Patsy Cameron.

Professor David Begg's report, "A 2050 Vision for London", was commissioned by advertising firm ClearChannel, and had a foreword from Peter Hendy, TfL's commissioner.

A clue to "Gangs of New York," a film Scorsese has been working on intermittently since the mid-1970's, is the book it's based on -- Herbert Asbury's 1927 cult classic, "The Gangs of New York: An Informal History of the Underworld," which has just been reissued in paperback with a foreword adapted from a story by Jorge Luis Borges.

(Adding insult to injury in that world, Dr. Wagner also wrote a Foreword, "Redemption from Wagner the Redeemer: some introductory thoughts on Wagner's anti-Semitism," to my memoir, Confessions of a Jewish Wagnerite).

This guy's writing a foreword for this person.

Once you build a readership, add advertisements to your blog if you want a source of revenue; or, release your poems as an e-book or physical book that can be purchased––added value in such a compilation may include illustrations and a special foreword from you.

Last month Springsteen teased fans by publishing a brief foreword from Born to Run, the memoir, on his website.