Results for blurb translation from Dutch to English

dan doe ik de blurb.
then i do the blurb.

dit is mijn blurb voor vanavond.
that's my blurb for tonight.

dus, deze kleine blurb gaat zo:
this little blurb that goes like this.

dat is mijn blurb plekje. ik raak in de war met die twee.
that's my blurb spot. i get confused with the two.

sorry, voor deze haastige blurb maar het is een drukke dag geweest.
sorry for the rushed blurb but it's been a hectic day.

“we zijn onafhankelijk, gekkie” is het volgende deel van dezelfde blurb
"we're independent, stupid" is this next part of the same blurb.

excuus voor de snelle blurb, maar ik moest een uur slapen voordat ik het deed.
sorry for the quick blurb, but i had to sleep for an hour before i did this.

het is ook allemaal verzameld in een boek dat is nu beschikbaar via blurb voor over $30.
it is also all collected in a book that is now available through blurb for about $30.

tegen de tijd dat ik de blurb heb beëindigd en er zeker van ben dat alle sites lopen is het soms vrij snel een of een twee uur in de ochtend.
by the time i've finished the blurb and making sure all the sites are up and running, it's going to be one or two in the morning, sometimes, quite easily.

excuseer me voor de haastige blurb vanavond, maar met de storm en de rest, stroomonderbrekingen, alles herstarten, is dit beste wat ik kan.
sorry for the rushed blurb tonight, but with the storms and all the rest of it, power outages, restarting everything, it's the best i can do.

ik wil graag in mijn volgende blurb praten, die te maken heeft met de waarnemingen over hoe wetenschappen en conditioneringen ons toegestaan hebben te leven in een werkelijkheid van science fiction.
i'd like to go into a talk to do with perceptions on my next blurb to show you how sciences and conditioning have allowed us to live in a science fiction reality.

ik zal mijn eigen blurb vanavond doen en ga in detail over de cfr en het royal institute of international affairs en voor mijzelf, ik ben bijna klaar voor de winter. ik moet een paar tamelijk grote dingen doen.
look at the website for upcoming shows. i'm on rbn broadcasting on friday. i'll be doing my own blurb tonight and go into detail about the cfr and the royal institute of international affairs; and for myself, i've just about finished getting ready for the winter. i've a couple of things to do, rather major.

in paperbackuitgaven, die niet beschikken over een losse papieren boekomslag, wordt de blurb vaak op de achterzijde van het boek afgedrukt, of staan de aanbevelingen zelfs op de voorzijde en/of de titelpagina.
==today==a blurb on a book or a film can be any combination of quotes from the work, the author, the publisher, reviewers or fans, a summary of the plot, a biography of the author or simply claims about the importance of the work.

alan: nu, terwijl ik het over de oekraïne heb, kan ik dit verbinden met hetzelfde mosnews.com over de blurb van het parlement uit de oekraïne hier, waarin ze suggereren dat ze vrijmetselaars hebben gevangen gezet.
now while i'm on the ukraine, i can tie this in from the same mosnews.com ukrainian parliamentary blurb here where they suggest jailing freemasons.

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