Using multimedia, multi-channels and multi-platforms, Piker says in the foreword of a 73-page gem called "Innovations in Newspapers 2010 World Report," ensures the target group feels it simply can't live without a newspaper.
As Andrianov and Manevitch wrote in the foreword of a popular science book Asymtotology: Ideas, Methods, and Applications, asymptotic methods belong to the, perhaps, most romantic area of modern mathematics [ 10].
As a prominent defender of Islam, Mahatma Gandhi proclaimed in 1938 that "the sayings of the Prophet", ranked "among the treasures of mankind, not merely of Muslims" (Foreword to a reprint of The Wisdom of Muhammad by Abdullah Suhrawardy).
These portraits, chronologically arranged and philosophically catholic, are introduced with a foreword of heartbreaking affection by the British actor, director and author Simon Callow.
The foreword of the book by a theologian might imply that the goal of the work is not merely scientific: the symbiogenetic point of view together with the Gaia hypothesis is not only scientific a stance waiting for empirical demonstration.
Thus we have a confirmed invariant which governs our writing: our velocity is one centimeter per year". These quotations from the foreword of the book give a clue of how amusing it is, and also how mathematically solid it is.
© Peter Ackroyd, 2003 This is an edited extract of the foreword to a new Hesperus Press edition of Incognita (£6.99).
Wang is an old friend of Yu's and wrote a foreword to a collection of his essays.
In the foreword to "A World of My Own," a selection of dream-journal entries that Greene selected, Yvonne Cloetta, Greene's mistress of many years, quotes Greene telling a friend, "If one can remember an entire dream, the result is a sense of entertainment sufficiently marked to give one the illusion of being catapulted into a different world...
"Without him, it's highly unlikely I would have ever been president of the United States," Mr. Bush wrote in a foreword to a draft of "Going to Windward: A Mosbacher Family Memoir," a book by Mr. Mosbacher scheduled to be published in May.
The foreword to a catalogue of the collection, the brothers O'Reilly, the proprietors of the Gallery, affirmed that Ripley had travelled 600,000 miles in the course of gathering oddities for his cartoon series & that the same time assembling his collection of furniture & objets d'art.
