Sentence examples for catchphrase at from inspiring English sources

It's become a catchphrase at home.

Balance is the catchphrase at Westin hotels.

Perhaps Conte will coin a new catchphrase at Chelsea.

There will probably always be someone shouting a catchphrase at me from a building site".

Those last two words have become something of a catchphrase at the E.P.A. in recent days, but Ms. McCarthy disavowed them.

He became not instantly recognisable to everybody, but recognisable enough to guarantee at least one passing chancer, every day, bellowing a catchphrase at him.

After attaining the sort of celebrity status that encourages strangers to shout catchphrases at them in the street on a daily basis, you might imagine they'd have something a bit glamorous planned for Christmas.

Over two series - Knowing Me, Knowing You and I'm Alan Partridge - Marber and Coogan's creation entered the collective consciousness to the point where Coogan, like John Cleese before him, was regularly accosted by people shouting Partridge's catchphrases at him.

The last time Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger shared a screen, it was for The Expendables 2. It was a mess of a film where Stallone and Schwarzenegger essentially shouted their old catchphrases at each other as many times as they could and then went home.

Lots of branded content has aped – poorly – the language of "justice" contained in Holzer's punchy emotive catchphrases; at a glance, you could mistake a Holzer for a piece of viral marketing for Corona.

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