Sentence examples for become a catch from inspiring English sources
It's a tag line with legs and has become a catch phrase among Zalaznick's crew.
What is going to happen now that "I wish I knew how to quit you" has become a catch phrase?
"I believe that reality and creativity go very well together," said Mr. Maramotti, who has another mission: to sing the praises of a fine factory-made product in an era when "handcraft" has become a catch phrase for luxury.
As public managers struggle to maintain service standards while dealing with the double whammy of cuts and civic unrest, innovation has become a catch all response for almost every problem.
That has become a catch phrase for us whenever we come across someone biting off more than he can chew -- we say (or think) "Just sing 'Happy Birthday.' " Diane Weiss New York.
In the preface to the second edition, he said that the expression had become a catch phrase and had been treated "as though it corresponded to an organized movement, like a political party or a hockey team".
The problem is that "international student experience" has now become a catch-all phrase.
And in that vacuum immigration has become a catch-all explanation for grievance after grievance.
Plan Colombia has become a catch-all phrase for several different strategies.
"Brotherhood" had become a catch-all term synonymous with everything to be hated and feared by its opposite, "honourable citizens".
