How To Use Bumph In A Sentence
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Nowhere is this properly explained in the bumph.
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Anyway, the bumph says that she pays 'meticulous attention to detail in order to create an image congruent with lifestyle'.
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A once- in- a- lifetime chance, the publicity bumph informs us.
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Reading some of the misleading product bumph, if it wasn't deliberate, then it was unbelievably inept.
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Total sales, according to his publicity bumph, top 43 million across 150 countries.
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Worldbuilding: The ambiguity in the term "worldbuilding" resides in the fact that it was coined for the craft of creating ordinate realities in the manner of Tolkien's highly methodical "subcreation," largely a matter of blocking, bolstering, gilding and bumphing, but has come to be applied not just to worldscapes generated by worldblazing but to any sufficiently foreign and/or complex fictive milieu, even to milieus that are largely mimetic.
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Goodness knows what Gamblers Anonymous make of it all, because one thing is certain: despite the glossy bumph and tales of riches, there are always going to be a lot more losers, than winners.
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To cut down on costs they ship the disc in a custom case with no artwork or the usual bumph.
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Anyway I got a pile of bumph basically suggesting that I lock the cats in at night and put Olbas Oil on the cat flap.
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We also saw jacks, trevally, dogtooth tuna, bumphead parrotfish, huge schools of batfish and barracuda, sting rays and mantas.
Dive Time
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We also saw jacks, trevally, dogtooth tuna, bumphead parrotfish, huge schools of batfish and barracuda, sting rays and mantas.
Dive Time
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Try as they might, there is one word that Labour MPs can't bring themselves to mention on election bumph now thudding on to doormats.
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We also saw jacks, trevally, dogtooth tuna, bumphead parrotfish, huge schools of batfish and barracuda, sting rays and mantas.
Dive Time
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At the end of the dive you can make your way back to the eel-grass, where bumphead parrotfish and hogfish with attendant bar jacks feed in the sand.
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Strangely although there were others in the band apart from singer/songwriter Bill Nelson they go unacknowledged in the sleevenotes and promotional bumph!
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Designed by up-andcoming young designers, it said in the bumph, concerned about ethical sourcing and responsible recycling.
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According to the bumph, the five-year plan gives clients a balanced portfolio of carefully selected investment-grade stamps and coins.
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So there you go - three new sets of visualisations and a stunning revelation that they should put on the marketing bumph.
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Less commonly, mantas, giant bumphead parrotfish, hawksbill turtles and giant stingray make appearances, as do more than its fair share of eagle rays.
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There's a lot of administrative bumph to get through in terms of university admission and visa stuff.
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Now all we have to do a sort out all the junk mail and usual bumph that litters the hall on these occasions.
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At the weekend, a friend received in the post a couple of bits of promotional bumph.
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