Sentence examples for Catchy phrase from inspiring English sources

(Catchy phrase, no?) Though AMC ordered just six episodes of "The Walking Dead" for its first season, it seemed a virtual certainty that the show would rise again when its debut episode, broadcast on Halloween, broke a ratings record for that cable channel by drawing 5.3 million viewers, the largest audience it had recorded for an original series.

"That's a catchy phrase, but also misleading," President Ronald Reagan said in a 1986 radio address.

That catchy phrase was first uttered by Guido Mantega, the Brazilian minister for finance, in 2010.

BOSTON, July 28 -- John F. Kerry as yet has no catchy phrase for his campaign.

Boiling down that complexity to a campaign slogan or a catchy phrase is tricky, however.

But even that catchy phrase has not driven up his poll numbers.

"Snapshot aesthetic is a catchy phrase," he says, "but it's not correct.

He's slick, he cut his teeth in public relations, and he loves to wrap his mouth around a catchy phrase.

The catchy phrase was an easy way of getting attention, though Fukuyama's underlying idea was a lot more sophisticated.

He hired a team of image consultants to come up with a catchy phrase to recruit police officers.

As a catchy phrase coined by advocates within the World Bank puts it, "gender equality is smart economics" (pdf).