Sentence examples for a catchphrase for from inspiring English sources

His diagnosis, however, is much vaguer: "developmentally delayed," a catchphrase for problems doctors can't pinpoint.

"The house upon a rock" did not become a catchphrase for the Administration's domestic agenda.

It is as ingrained a catchphrase for city police officers as "New York's Finest".

"Immanentization of the eschaton" became a catchphrase for Buckley, who adored baroque locutions.

The petition does include what has fast become a catchphrase for those who believe Congress is thinking too small.

Mr. Williams had a catchphrase for his approach: He was not just a lawyer with a series of clients.

News networks and commentators dutifully parroted this description of Saunders it served as a useful catchphrase for a man without a large media or community profile.

Now, plans are afoot for a revived Greater London Authority, whose first meeting will no doubt debate a motion proposing a new catchphrase for the capital.

The phrase "gotta go fast", the title of the show's North American theme song, has survived as a Sonic catchphrase for over a decade after the show's initial release.

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Note that this phrase was recently popularized in the U.S. and Western Europe when Sacha Baron Cohen borrowed it as a catchphrase ("jagshemash") for his Kazakhstani character Borat in the film of the same name.