Sentences with phrase «first few sentences»

That's the problem they need solved, and that's what your cover letter should make clear in first few sentences.

Finding hook, but can't let it all out in first few sentences.

I was going to write essentially what you said in your first few sentences.

I stopped reading after the first few sentences.

I read the first few sentences of your post and the first thing I thought was, -, you should believe in something before you die, because that is when you will be faced with your creator or maybe nothing.

Let's start at the first few sentences of the bible.

Basing your assumptions on the first few sentences is irresponsible at best.

You made me laugh from the first few sentences, which you always do:) This salad looks delicious and I love the accompanying video!

As I read the first few sentences of this post, I thought you might be announcing a hiatus from your blog.

I laughed when I read your first few sentences — I think you are right about us being clones!

It seemed to confirm the first few sentences of Genesis.

I totally found myself in the first few sentences and it's so hard to be positive after all of it.

Profiles with over 200 words will be looked over after the first few sentences.

Not everyone reads your entire profile and you'll be lucky if they read the first few sentences.

Ill save you a lot of time, because I know you're just going to look at my pictures and MAYBE read the first few sentences of my summary, and decide whether or not to message me...

Read the first few sentences and backed away quickly.

To get the reader's attention, your first few sentences are key.

Just for fun, read on for the first few sentences from each book.

I understood how problems with the writing were apparent within the first few sentence before, but once I personally started judging stories from the first page, I could completely empathize.

Were there any titles that you quickly «dismissed» after reading the first few paragraphs — or just the first few sentences?

jami, I'll be honest, when I read the first few sentences of this post I cringed.

The best book agents won't read your entire query unless the first few sentences grab them and don't let go.

When people view a book online, they usually see just a tiny picture of the front cover and the first few sentences of back cover copy.

Also, sometimes people are not comfortable yet with the form, and have not been able to tell something completely and with closure within 100 words, which can read like the first few sentences of a very good but full - length novel.

The script takes the first few sentences of your description as being the most important part of your description.

In terms of length, don't go over one page in a query letter or two paragraphs in a query e-mail, and in both cases, get the basic book idea into the first few sentences.

Explore hot new releases in the kid lit section, read aloud a first few sentences, or involve the bookshop staff in choosing the book for your child.

Then in the first few sentences, he tells you how they're going to analyze and then quantify your investment risk (s) exactly, and all that.

In the first few sentences, prove to your readers we can trust you and you're going to entertain us, and then write the rest of the narrative so we can picture being right there with you.

@CorndogBurglar Is it that hard to read past the first few sentences?

Normally that involves glancing at the title, screenshot and the first few sentences.

It's interesting to quote from the first few sentences of each «complaint»:

Introduction Eradication: I've also seen this: Unsure of how she should begin her post, the lawyer indulges her innate perfectionism by writing and rewriting the first few sentences, never satisfied with the phrasing.

These openings snap the reader to attention, and you should employ the same technique when writing the first few sentences of your factual summary.

Here, you should remember that the first few sentences are where you will engage or lose the reader.

Tip Experienced presenters and attorneys know that it is useful to have the first few sentences written out in full and then to practice these in advance.

Summarize the business implications upfront, either in the cover email as part of the distribution or in the first few sentences of the article.

Your first few sentences should attract attention without being ostentatious or otherwise putting off the reader.

When you write your letter, try to demonstrate how you could fulfil the company's need in the first few sentences.

If you know someone at the company or were referred by an employee mention their name within the first few sentences, possibly even the first sentence of your letter.

If you know someone at the organization, make sure you mention it within the first few sentences of your cover letter.

Scrutinise the first few sentences of your CV.

Well, it could be as simple as changing the first few sentences.

Use the first few sentences to get your prospects interested in your profile and excited about getting to know you.

It could be as simple as changing the first few sentences.

If storytelling isn't your forte, consider these tips for staying original, focused, and relevant in the first few sentences of your cover letter.