Sentence examples for is a catchphrase from inspiring English sources

Her roommate Titus is a catchphrase slot machine, the hilarious jackpots rolling out with some regularity.

In reality, national security is a catchphrase so elastic as to be meaningless.

"It is a catchphrase – in order to really fire up the imagination of people and make them do something new".

This is a catchphrase he uses a lot, which seems to combine Russian fatalism with an unwillingness to indulge in speculation.

It is a catchphrase that has become shorthand for state irresponsibility and arrogance all over China: "Sue me if you dare.

And now, "Wise Latina" is a catchphrase emblazoned on T-shirts, mugs and baby bibs, and a moniker for any number of new Facebook groups.

Will it be a catchphrase of his tenure?

"It was never even meant to be a catchphrase, it was just something I would say".

But the client went with it, and soon it was a catchphrase of mid-1980s Britain.

Making it happen means going boldly, and with a "Geronimo!" that appears to be a catchphrase of the new Doctor.

"Keep Hope Alive" was a catchphrase Jackson used during his unsuccessful 1988 bid for the US presidency.