Sentence examples for catchphrase around from inspiring English sources

"You can't tie down a banjo man," is a familiar catchphrase around the office in Kansas City.

Arm also states that "Touch Me I'm Sick" was a catchphrase around which the band built a song.

In the animated bit for Up, Edward Asner got to say "Stop it, Doug," which is practically my catchphrase around the house.

Kraft has successfully exploited this Code with the catchphrase "Gather around" and an animated Kraft logo that morphs into a family surrounding a dinner table.

Transparency and accountability issues have become catchphrases around the world.

When this discussion first came into vogue, and pundits began throwing catchphrases around about guys trapped in "prolonged adolescence" and a "lost generation of men," to many it felt like an indictment.

The catchphrases echoed around every school dinner hall; the phone-ins decorated every household's telephone bill.

If we keep seeing the same links and catchphrases ricocheting around our social networks, it might mean we are being exposed only to what we want to hear, says Damon Centola, an assistant professor of economic sociology at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

"I created a monster - but you can't moan about the things that are successful," says Tate. Tate's self-titled show stands on the verge of mainstream success with its catchphrases echoing around playgrounds and offices up and down the country.

In the evenings I down pints or watch old episodes of Catchphrase or stand around in nightclubs pretending I'm not tired.

In the evenings, I down beers or watch old episodes of Catchphrase or stand around in nightclubs pretending I'm not tired.