Sentence examples for a catchphrase of from inspiring English sources

Will it be a catchphrase of his tenure?

But the client went with it, and soon it was a catchphrase of mid-1980s Britain.

Echoed by other speakers, they became a catchphrase of the morning, words that lingered.

TKLSS shares both the speed and ear for a catchphrase of Higson and Whitehouse's classic.

"Talk about 'the soft bigotry of low expectations,' " she said, recalling a catchphrase of Mr. Bush's campaign.

Making it happen means going boldly, and with a "Geronimo!" that appears to be a catchphrase of the new Doctor.

What is it that makes Walsh such great TV? Developing a catchphrase out of an eyebrow-raising "little Lenny Henry" comment certainly shows bravado; occasionally banging a desk with his palms indicates an aptitude for showmanship.

Trump's made a catchphrase out of it.

One of many Zenlike words and phrases that run through Mr. Vonnegut's books, "so it goes" became a catchphrase for opponents of the Vietnam war.

One of many Zen-like words and phrases that run through Mr. Vonnegut's books, "so it goes" became a catchphrase for opponents of the Vietnam war.

Ultras, a catchphrase for supporters of many clubs, have become an ingrained, if erratic, phenomenon in the antigovernment protest movement against the police and the ruling military council.