Sentence examples for foreward with from inspiring English sources

Reach Out relied for its impact on his extraordinary tussle with the lyrics, driving them foreward with that resonant "hup and holler" - the sudden "work shout" - rare for the white pop charts of the 60s, but familiar to black record buyers raised on churchgoing and gospel, and hence soul music's mix of the sacred and profane.

Osborne penned his first book, "Academy Awards Illustrated," with a foreward by Bette Davis no less, in 1965.

Dr. Daniel Seidman is director of smoking cessation services at Columbia University Medical Center, and author of Smoke-Free in 30 Days: The Pain-Free, Permanent Way to Quit, with a foreward by Dr. Mehmet Oz (Simon & Schuster 2010).

I have learned recently that Zbigniew Brzezinski's primer on the presidential decision-making approaches on national security taken by George H.W. Bush, Bill Clinton, and George W. Bush -- Second Chance: Three Presidents and the Crisis of American Superpower -- will be out this next month in paperback with a new foreward.

All independent variables were included in the analysis, and only those identified by the foreward logistic regression model as independently associated with the dependent variable were included in the model.

Each ticket comes with a goodie bag and an exclusive Waterstones edition of Lady Midnight with a map, extra story and foreward).

Now in its ninth year, the annual focuses on Ferguson's 40 best prospects, with many additional features and a foreward from the trainer Jamie Snowden.

Or would you take a different palm leaf out of the Book of Desert Island Rescue Motifs (one imagines it has a foreward written by Bear Grylls), write HELP in the sand with it, and wait … This is what the three men who were stranded for three days on a desert island did last week.

He closed with a phrase that could have been his motto: "Let it be Foreward!

It is The Foreword, not The Foreward.

As Catherine Kirkpatrick notes in the book's foreward, Meisler is "known for these images of devastated, post black out New York, and at first it seems odd to pair them with pictures of better times.