Sentences with phrase «then read the back cover»

I then read the back cover, and if I am still not sure, I may open the book to see what writing is in it — if these all «grab me», I will buy it.

Not exact matches

generates a «sour» review they could (in theory) change the end of that very show as soon as they read it... the Story NXT tells is set on film (digital file) 4 days to 4 weeks before the Audience sees it, to adjust their sails for that would require back stage re-shoots and post production edits (look at Impact scrambling to re-write their Pre-tape to cover for ADR's release)... easier to let it ride, see if the opinions stay sour, and then IF Needed adjust the angle for the next taping, at which time they'll have a better idea for the correction and can make it look more organic

I just look at the cover and then see if I like it or not; and sometimes I read the back and it helps me see what the book is going to be about; and sometimes I will take a few books to my desk that I like and I will read one or two pages and see if it's my type of book.»

Before books were sold online, people walked into a store, picked up a book with their hands, looked at the cover, flipped it over and read the back, then opened the book and read a few pages.

It is only then that the reader might turn it over to read the cover synopsis on the back.

Foundling, the first in the planned Monster Blood Tattoo trilogy, sucked our then twelve - year - old son in on the first page and spat him back out a couple of days later only after he'd read the book cover to cover (including the glossary and the 100 page appendix which particularly fascinated him) and pored over the maps and illustrations In the intervening period we did see him from time to time - for meals and breathless plot updates - but in essence, although his body was with us, his mind was somewhere in the Half - Continent!

If you prefer reading the device without a cover, it's easy enough to remove the device and then pop it back in once your reading session is over to keep it safe from scratches and knocks.

We walk into a bookstore, pick up a book that looks interesting, read the back cover, then maybe read the first few pages and then (horrors) actually flip to the back to see how the book ended before we plunked down our money.

We would walk into a bookstore, pick up a book that looks interesting, read the back cover, then maybe read the first few pages and then (horrors) actually flip to the back to see how the book ended before we plunked down our money.

It folds back behind the Oasis and then has a hinged part of the cover that acts to prop up your Oasis on a table for hands - free reading.

Then I'll read the back cover or Amazon description, check out the first few pages or the sample, and probably buy it.

A lot of us are taking back our pen names, by putting on the cover and in description something like «Sarah A. Hoyt writing as Sarah D'Almeida» Agatha Christie books in the US often have completely different names than in the UK and publishers on line who know you might read both will say stuff like «And Then There Was None» originally published as «Ten Little Indians.»

The first thing they consider is the book cover and then they read the description at the back.

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If you haven't yet learned the difference between a case and a cover, jump on over and read about Kindle Fire Cases vs Kindle Fire Covers and then come on back when you're done!

She told me back then that she read it all the way through, but covered her eyes for the erotic parts, which amuses me more now than it did then.

From what I've read (there's an article out there somewhere that covers a panel all the composers were on at the New york Film Festival, My Google - fu isn't findin it) they eached recorded loads of material and then traded it back and forth, which means that there is an entire «desert rock album» out there that we hear in bits in pieces whenever we're on the run outside Sandy Shores, but I'd love to hear the whole thing.

Most people are going to look at the NY insurance coverages page (or Declarations page) and think they know the whole story... that's like reading the back cover War & Peace and then giving your final exam book report.

Even if you've read over your cover letter a bazillion times, take a 15 - minute break (particularly if you're applying for a job that you really, really want) and then sit back down and review your job application for any potential grammatical errors before clicking send.

Take the time to research those companies, read back articles on the places to which you hope to apply, write those cover letters, and then stick them in your drafts folder.»

And then I think his mind flashed back to the drama we endured picking out the perfect stain color for those same shutters last year (read that here) and he quickly retreated from the room before he could hear me say I wanted to cover them with paint.