Sentence examples for catch cry from inspiring English sources
"Put America first!" was Trump's catch cry, unconsciously plagiarising Charles A. Lindbergh, the Nazi-sympathising aviator who was the front man for isolationism before the second world war.
A classic Australian cricket catch cry has been converted into a call for marriage equality by Adelaide artist Jake Holmes because he believes his two mums should have the choice to wed.
But Hussain is at his strongest on the "love it or leave it" catch cry of the far-right and the virulent opposition to the Bendigo mosque – which, when narrated by the comic, remind us just how ridiculous racism can be if you can afford to laugh at it.
Under the guise of 'doing good' and the catch cry 'women want it' (i.e. allegedly to alleviate the suffering of infertility/too much fertility, or eliminate genetic imperfection), reproductive and genetic engineers have reduced women — and their babies — to a series of body parts and tissues that can be traded, screened and eliminated at will.
Health care reform aimed at improving quality and efficiency by empowering and supporting the primary care sector to better engage with the rest of the health care system has become the Millennium catch cry of governments across Europe, North America, Australia and New Zealand (NZ) [ 2].
And "Tweak the time dongle!" might rival "Release the Kraken!" as a catch-cry.
In fact, the 'greatest game of all' catch-cry has probably reached its use-by date.
This is a common catch-cry of white Australia, one that flies in the face of our other famous war slogan "Lest We Forget".
When I was in the midst of writing a chapter, he'd call up and say: "Don't self-censor when you write!" It was his catch-cry.
"Speed kills" became the catch-cry, and the changing nature of car-accident injuries convinced safety agencies that it most definitely did.Safety measures, though much more sophisticated, still used the defensive principle of the bumper bar.
