Sentence examples for ad tagline from inspiring English sources

The ad tagline: "Search One and Done".

It is the ultimate embodiment of the old ad tagline, Grace… Space… Pace… The car is very fast, of course, as anything with this much power should be.

Dillon kept the popular ad tagline, created on her predecessor's watch, but introduced a "brand promise"–"simple, easy enjoyment"–geared to help keep creative teams and franchisees around the world in sync.

Its attitude was arrogant; its ad tagline a command: “Just do it.” Occasionally the message was obnoxious: At the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta it ran ads that sneered at runner-up Olympians: “You don’t win the silver; you lose the gold.”.

Finally, we also would address the need for accountability in "Robocalls" in the bill by requiring them to include the Stand By Your Ad tagline at the beginning of the call.

"Contact lenses delivered in time for Christmas" was chosen as the ad's tagline, to showcase the company's superfast, next day delivery to UK addresses," said Ashley Mealor, chief marketing officer at Vision Direct.

The ad's tagline and backing track: "Win by stealing", and "I'm looking at your girlfriend – so what?" Brazil: Former pageant star Andressa Urach, throwing down a World Cup gauntlet: "I send greetings to models from abroad who plan to come here in June for headlines – but I own Brazil.

The ad's tagline?

"Jesus didn't turn people away" was the ad's tagline, but CBS did, turning down the commercial which was intended for broadcast during that year's Super Bowl.

Mr. Manning said that he believes so, although it is difficult to separate the effect of local ads from the national ads with the tagline and the equally famous milk mustache.

In the end, the ad's final tagline likewise works two ways.