Sentence examples for In a tagline from inspiring English sources

Are you worried this may impact on the number of users you get? Something that is difficult to get across in a tagline or marketing buzzword is that Trion is here to work for your money.

The result an album titled 2Square, out today, also serves as the first release on Clarke's new VeryRecords, described in a tagline as "a very small record label dedicated to releasing very fine electronic music" as its catchphrase.

This is a movie in search of a tagline as succinct as "Greed is good," from "Wall Street".

Ms. Raggi proudly posted on Twitter recently that "@spelacchio is Back in @Roma," using a tagline adopted by the tree's sponsor, Netflix.

By the 100th anniversary of the Statue of Liberty in 1986, he had arranged to put a banner on an office building in Lower Manhattan with a tagline that was a play on E. F. Hutton's advertising slogan.

Oregon-based athletic apparel manufacturer Nike in 1988 introduced a tagline that has since become the rallying cry for all athletes.

It Comes in Plastic" as a tagline.

The film was revived later by R. R. Venkat later in January 2011 with a tagline "Guns do not need agreements".

Any significant reporting by a stringer, staff member, or other Post employee should be credited in a byline or a tagline at the end of a story.

The message will serve as the umbrella theme for all Clairol brands and will be used as a tagline in advertising for its hair color lines.

James's lark of a novel relies on high concept, fabulous cover art and a tagline in search of a movie poster: "They're beautiful.