Sentence examples for has a catchphrase about from inspiring English sources

He has a catchphrase about a "new American paradox".

OBELIX, the fat Gaulish friend of cartoon character Asterix, has a catchphrase: "These Romans are crazy!" Walk around Skopje, the Macedonian capital, and you find yourself thinking the same about Macedonians.

Ford even has a catchphrase that he drops after the planning stage of each operation.

One of the band's leaders, Abdallah Ag Alhousseyni, has a catchphrase onstage: "Welcome to the desert".

"Northumbrian Water has a catchphrase we have developed around power from pooh," says Richard Warneford, the company's Wastewater Director.

'I didn't write each character to have a catchphrase.

(He also had a catchphrase: "Take care of the music, and the music will take care of you").

I once had a friend, of Greek Cypriot extraction, whose dad had a catchphrase "whisky: the water of life".

Those close to Epstein have a catchphrase for this tactic: "Scouting the person more than the player".

With his droll delivery and undemonstrative demeanor he seemed an unlikely candidate to have a catchphrase.

New York fashion week has a new catchphrase: "Ready to wear – ready to go".