Sentence examples for catchy term from inspiring English sources

It's called the fiscal cliff because it's a catchy term.

I think BRIC is a catchy term, but the countries in the group are so different.

Djokovic used winning the Davis Cup for Serbia in 2010 as a launching pad to "cosmic tennis," the catchy term employed by his coach, Marian Vajda.

This catchy term means cutting out the middlemen from a supply chain, and it's crucial to an understanding of modern publishing.

[C10.] The New Meaning of New Economy The catchy term "new economy" was a symbolic shorthand for the power of technology to transform the economy, investment strategy, business thinking, even modern culture.

One might even say there's... Wait, I can't think of another catchy term for plagiarism.

They say Mr. Obama's ads about Big Bird and catchy terms like "Romnesia" testify to a lack of big ideas.

(I need a catchier term for this. "Social media" I find a bit deadening).

But it would be wrong to deduce from that catchy new term that films such as Superbad, Pineapple Express or I Love You, Man are really exploring the complexities of male friendship, let alone male love.

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Hence what Beard, coining another catchy formula, terms the "Pompeii paradox": "that we simultaneously know a huge amount and very little about ancient life there".