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Foreword meaning
An introductory section preceding the main text of a book or other document; especially, one written by another person (not the author of the work thus introduced).
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Since then, it’s come out that he wrote the foreword for a real that, among other things, circulated the QAnon “Pizzagate” conspiracy theory.
This edition of the guide contains artwork inspired by the band Iron Maiden and a foreword by its frontman Bruce Dickinson.
After playing outside on a July day in 1952, he returned home with a 102-degree fever, headache, and stiff neck, according to his mother in the foreword to his book.
At the same time as Archewell released its hotly anticipated tax return, it published its latest impact report, with a foreword from Nep and her co-executive James Holt that reaffirmed the charity's grammatically questionable slogan 'to show up, do good'.
Author Annie Proulx wrote the foreword to this book and described the effect it had on her when she first read it in the late ‘80s.
Escoto also added that the event intends to bring to the spotlight all the people who have been instrumental in boosting Bohol’s hospitality sector and hopes to motivate more people to work with excellence as their foreword.
If you were to write a book about your Hall of Fame career today, who would write the foreword?
In his foreword to the report Sir Robert Buckland, the former attorney general, described the law as "a brazen act of intimidation dressed as foreign policy".
Lisa Marie previously wrote about her struggles with addiction in the foreword for Harry Nelson’s 2019 book “The United States of Opioids: A Prescription for Liberating a Nation in Pain”.
Ohio Sen. JD Vance, Mr. Trump’s running mate, was found to have written the foreword for an anti-IVF report by the Heritage Foundation in 2017.
The book hits shelves on March 8, from Rizzoli publishing, and features a foreword by Edward Enninful, introduction by Margaret Zhang and an afterword by “Barbie” filmmaker Greta Gerwig.
The UK and Ireland are at risk from an “acute maritime menace” posed by a Russian doctrine of targeting undersea networks and pipelines and the presence of Russian warships, they say in a foreword to the paper.
Vance wrote the foreword for the upcoming book by Kevin Roberts, president of the Heritage Foundation.
For a different take on nature photography, check out “Ansel Adams’ Yosemite” by Ansel Adams with a foreword by Pete Souza.
In the foreword to the policy framework and strategy document released in December 2017, former Minister of Health, Aaron Motsoaledi, wrote that "CHWs form the bridge between communities and healthcare service provision within health facilities".
In the foreword Twain say this is what Pudd’nhead Wilson started out as before Pudd’nhead took over and did his own story.
I’ve just finished a foreword for another Western novel, that Actes Sud is publishing as part of my collection.
I wrote then what I felt at the time and I write now what I feel today…” writes the PM in the foreword of the book, that is slated to be released on September 17 on his 70th birthday.
Markle wrote the foreword for which features recipes shared by women of London’s Hubb Community Kitchen, who helped provide fresh food for families after the devastating Grenfell Tower fire.
Prince William wrote a special foreword for a charitable cookbook.