The Twelfth Doctor gets a shot at the Third's catchphrase, "reverse the polarity of the neutron flow," chipping, "bet that means something, it sounds great!" While never used quite as much as some people think, it's still turned up quite a bit over the years.
Bond's penchant for the vodka martini was crystallised in the catchphrase first mentioned in the Dr No book in 1958 when, confronted by the eponymous villain for the first time, the spy declared: "I would like a medium vodka dry martini – with a slice of lemon peel.
Now Clara gets a go at the catchphrase first coined way back in The Three Doctors.
He often invokes a catchphrase, "Family first," that he, his cousin Jordan and another cousin and former teammate at Cal, Virdell Larkins, coined as freshmen.
As a matter of fact, I believe my first thoughts to his catchphrase were "Wow, I wonder how much he makes.
It was there he first heard the future catchphrases "I'm free!" and "Are you being served?" His father visited and, even though Lloyd got him a discount on some trousers, told his son it was not a proper job.
That brings me to a second problem: whenever some catchphrase becomes part of what Very Serious People say because it sounds Serious, it's time to stop using the phrase, to force the VSPs to talk about what they really mean.
Republicans are often suspicious when Democrats start talking that way, which is why Mr Castro's biographical narrative—"The Castro family's history in the United States began nearly 100 years ago when his grandmother, Victoria Castro, came to Texas as a young orphan"—adds a useful shot of credibility.As a third point, for a catchphrase, "the infrastructure of opportunity" is relatively clear.
In two years, The Wing built a committed social media following and launched an in-house magazine and an online store offering merchandise adorned with third-wave feminist catchphrases.
