Sentence examples for in the catchphrase from inspiring English sources

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — When Rex Ryan was hired to coach the Jets in 2009, he insisted on running effectively, a philosophy that he captured in the catchphrase "ground and pound".

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.

The risk of such an approach is of contagion, with investors fearing that a Greek exit from the euro could set a precedent for other countries to leave, causing a sell-off in the bonds of Portugal or Italy.The alternative would be to do some deal that extends the Greek debt even further, "to infinity and beyond" in the catchphrase from the "Toy Story" films.

Sustersic's philosophy is summed up in the catchphrase "growth at a reasonable price".

"Get Smart" (battling the forces of KAOS) had an embarrassment of riches in the catchphrase department.

In comedy's equivalent of singing along with the hits at a rock gig, parts of the crowd join in with the catchphrases as the pair stage favourites from their screen days such as the talent show Novelty Island and the popular justice show, Judge Nutmeg, enjoyably silly spoofs of the sort of TV that is possibly stupid enough to begin with.

IN Maine, the catchphrase for the presidential campaign so far seems to be, "Ayuh, stupid, it's the economy".

I was going to be a sanitation worker in Maui with the catchphrase "I have the shittiest job in paradise... and I'm still happier than you".

In the late 1980s the catchphrase was "total quality management"; and before that it was "empowerment".

Introduced in 2013, alongside the catchphrase (delivered by Schiller) "Can't innovate my ass," the Mac Pro's current incarnation is an extremely identifiable cylinder, housing a three-sided chassis to which are mounted dual GPUs, processors and memory chips.

Samberg went on to roast Hollywood in general with the catchphrase of the day: "F*ck you, Hollywood".