Sentence examples for in foreword from inspiring English sources

He is to be charged for sexual offences as part of Operation Yewtree 2 April 2001: David Bowie remembers glam in foreword he penned for Mick Rock's collection of classic photographs of the glam rock age, Blood and Glitter 14 October 2008: Why Americans don't get glam rock and Slade never made it across the Atlantic 28 March 2012: Marc Almond writes about Jobriath's very brief life and career.

In a foreword in the guidebook he calls the $300 million museum "the debt we owe to the peoples and countries" of the former French empire.

Touitou writes in his foreword that, "in today's world, things disappear into some suffocating digital space".

"Africa loses twice as much in illicit financial outflows as it receives in international aid," said Annan, in his foreword to the 120-page report.

So wrote Robert Southey in the foreword to his "Life of Nelson", published in 1813.

"His choices in this anthology have surprised me in the most intimate way," Leonard King writes in his foreword.

The concept of absorptive capacity (ACAP) originated in macroeconomics during the 1960s (Calkins R.D. in the foreword to Adler 1965).

In the foreword to a selection of Takemitsu's writings in English, conductor Seiji Ozawa writes: "I am very proud of my friend Toru Takemitsu.

According to Hillerman, in his foreword to Bulow (1991), above all, "a Navajo must stay in harmony with the natural and supernatural worlds" (p. 9).

As stated in the foreword by the Prime Minister, 'the strategy is one way for us in Britain to build a stronger, fairer world' [[ 1], p.3].

Roger Federer paid tribute in another foreword.