Phrases with «to read the blurb»

The phrase "to read the blurb" means to quickly look at a brief description or summary of something, such as a book or a movie, to get an idea of what it's about before deciding if you're interested in it. Full definition

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Sentences with «to read the blurb»

  • Then hand them a postcard with part of your blurb on it (or your book so they can read the blurb on the back). (insecurewriterssupportgroup.com)
  • Obviously whoever picked out the stock photography either didn't get the blurb, didn't read the blurb, or couldn't have possibly cared less about truth in advertising. (rmfw.org)
  • Saying that something will be ready in 30 seconds is pretty incredible, as you might spend that much time just reading this blurb about the recipe. (paleogrubs.com)
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