| I find it fairly easy to blog while writing film scripts, articles, introductions, blurbs and short stories. |
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| If he has got a way with words, he might want to think about firing the person writing his promotional blurbs and doing it himself. |
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| By the same token, such attention traps reduce any accompanying blurbs to simplifying catchphrases, slogans of common sense. |
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| The quadrumvirate of men who provide blurbs for Kirby's fifth collection, read like a who's who of the book's poetic influences. |
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| That this is the volume's main thrust is not apparent from the dust-jacket description or laudatory blurbs from colleagues. |
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| We all know how book blurbs and theatre notices can, by careful editing, turn critical comments into a rave review. |
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| I'm sure it takes a monstrous ego to be a White House speechwriter, but do these guys really believe their own promotional blurbs? |
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| I seem to have an infallible knack for having something in my blurbs go wrong. |
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| Your short little blurbs regarding faith based social services in Texas are reminiscent of the sound-bites we get from most mainstream media. |
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| Among the new poems in his new book is one so good that the publisher has put it on the back of the hardcover edition, instead of blurbs and encomia. |
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| You got back-cover blurbs on your new book from James McPherson, Amanda Foreman, and Doris Kearns Goodwin. |
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| Tours should outline starting points, give directions and provide informative blurbs regarding the history and significance of each site. |
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| The three short blurbs on the homepage are easy to take in and the prominent slider provides a clear call to action. |
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| Where they jotted down notes and clipped readings, we tweet short blurbs and recommended links. |
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| The text, a series of encyclopedialike Star Wars trivia blurbs, is generally as dull and dry as the Tatooine desert. |
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| The alien enemies' verbal taunts and blurbs also start sounding like an annoying broken record the deeper you get into the game. |
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| Although the cover is appealing and the blurbs intriguing, only hardcore SF fans and X-Files nuts will truly appreciate this. |
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| But Stahl has earned the blurbs he's picked up along the way from James Ellroy, Hubert Selby, Jr., and Jim Carroll, and has the right to be counted in their skanky, stylish company. |
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| Where annotations are used, they are in most cases descriptive blurbs provided by publishers with value judgments edited out. |
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| You'll find a few shots of course, along with a few blurbs from time to time and if you happen to be fluent in French you can check out the blog I kept during my year of traveling across South America, Asia and India. |
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| Short blurbs discuss the disability and how it might affect an individual. |
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| There is remarkably little differentiation now: Oxbridge colleges and former polytechnics all seem to have the same blurbs, which can lead foreign students to think they have been sold a pup. |
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| As the blurbs for two new books note, the rise of this form of self-promotion has been widely taken as evidence of a boom in self-regard or selfishness. |
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| Writing blurbs and considering your project in terms of a two-line pitch. |
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| Unlike what is implied in the blurbs Powder Burn is a survival action adventure and doesn't have a real supernatural connection. |
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| Two of the blurbs on Albyn Leah Hall's first novel Deliria say, in short, here's a writer that bears watching, here's a writer to look out for. |
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| The end of its third volume consisted of blurbs and testimonials, including praise from the German Anglicist Theodor Arnold. |
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