Sentence examples for famous catchphrase from inspiring English sources

"Have mercy," Jesse growled, using his famous catchphrase, when he first saw Becky.

Did the white working class really elect a man whose most famous catchphrase was "You're fired"?

(Our knowledge of "Hawaii Five-O" extends only to its famous catchphrase and its surf-rock theme song).

In comics and on television, Superman stood for "truth, justice, and the American way" — as his famous catchphrase has it.

His most famous catchphrase "Nice to see you, to see you... nice!" is in the Oxford Dictionary of Quotations.

Is this one rare occasion when Blessed's famous catchphrase inspires nothing but a sense of dread and foreboding?

Nicholas Briggs, who voices the Daleks, demonstrated some of their famous catchphrases, while production staff showed how a green screen set is used to generate some of the programme's special effects.

Famous Python catchphrase "And now for something completely different" originated on At Last, which also featured the "Four Yorkshiremen" sketch for the first time.

Prince Charles tried his hand at being a sci-fi baddie by uttering the Daleks' famous "exterminate" catchphrase into a voice modulator.

The episode "Bart Gets Famous" mocks catchphrase-based humor, as Bart achieves fame on the Krusty the Clown Show solely for saying "I didn't do it".

Sugar, famous for his catchphrase "You're fired!" on TV show The Apprentice, was seen slipping into No 10 this morning.