Sentence examples for said in the foreword from inspiring English sources

Apart from corrections, he has wisely left the original text untouched, the better to capture the memory of the trade center as it once was, he said in the foreword.

21.2 (2/2) December 11 ,2013 The chairman of the CCC said in the foreword to the report that there was no legal basis on which the carbon budget could be changed.

"When this project was conceived," he said in the foreword, "it seemed possible that the outcome of the 2015 election would mark the end of Cameron's tenure at Downing Street".

But compared with the magnitude of the task, Mr. Guralnik and his staff were few, and in the next several decades, as the publishing company repeatedly changed hands, they struggled to keep up with "not only a population explosion, but an information explosion of unprecedented proportions," he said in the foreword to the second edition.

As Jimenz says in the foreword, "I was intrigued for a few reasons.

As Václav Havel says in the foreword, "despite Liu's imprisonment, his ideas cannot be shackled".

As Robert MacFarlane says in the foreword, "it's an existential crossroads as well as a material one".

As Lord Heseltine, the RHS vice president, says in the foreword to the report: "Horticulture has an important role to play across education, training, housing, health and employment.

Another reason that the short story is the younger writer's province, Mr. Stegner says in the foreword, is that it uses up so many beginnings and endings.

"Friends from Philadelphia" (1954), the first story The New Yorker bought, is the only one with a true O. Henry ending (though Updike says, in the foreword, that the ending owed something to Salinger).

As Richard Rogers says in the foreword to our report, the brownfield-first approach to planning "has acted as a catalyst, turning round the fortunes of run down areas and underpinning the revival of town and city centres".