Sentence examples for for the foreword from inspiring English sources

Except for the foreword, written by a roller derby competitor, there is almost no text.

When it asked for the foreword to be amended, it was rebuffed and told it was all or nothing.

Three more have actually been published...".. It beggars belief that Miano didn't get a look at this before it was stuck on the front of her book – now she's asking for the foreword to be withdrawn.

Interviewed for the foreword to the German publisher Taschen's massive, celebratory facsimile edition of the screenplay in 2001, Barbara Diamond, the widow of Wilder's co-writer IAL Diamond, said that her husband never saw the German film and even suggested Wilder didn't either.

Susan Rich is a Seattle poet and author of three collections of poetry from White Pine Press: The Alchemist's Kitchen (2010), which was a finalist for the Foreword Prize and the Washington State Book Award; Cures Include Travel (2006); and The Cartographer's Tongue/Poems of the World (2000), which won the PEN Award for Poetry.

Rubinstein's high-octane thrillers Mad Dog House (2012) and its sequel, Mad Dog Justice (2014), were both finalists for the ForeWord Book of the Year Award.

She is also extremely grateful to Julius Erving for writing the foreword and is thankful for their friendship.

The Dodgy DossierBlair is remembered for penning the foreword to the Iraq dossier in September 2002, a briefing paper for Labour members of parliament that was used the following year to justify British involvement in the war.

Ah, but all that changed in 2007 with the publication of The Tales of Beedle the Bard, for in the foreword of this collection of fairy tales from the wizarding world, Rowling revealed that there was a Wizarding Academy of Dramatic Arts.

Evolved sex differences, runaway sexual selection and the importance of symmetry in the evolution of sexual preference were all flagged up and theorised on by Trivers, laying the foundations for Sarah Hrdy, Frans de Waal, Edward O Wilson and Richard Dawkins (Trivers wrote the foreword for The Selfish Gene) to popularise his ideas.

"I think that's exactly what all those old guys with their big words and big ideas wanted," he writes in the foreword, "for themselves, for me, for other grown-ups and, maybe especially, for kids".