Sentence examples for little catchphrase from inspiring English sources

No warning that, after listening to Track 9, you may find a silly little catchphrase — "To the left, to the left" — lodged in your brain.

You don't have to, but you can add their short little catchphrase: "Let's do it to it".

You take someone's little catchphrases or tics.

Then they keep blaming the missing lengths on someone called Daphne, and they drop in all these great little catchphrases: "I think Daphne's the weak link in the chain here".

Even as a woman, I realize you hear these little catchphrases and you just absorb them".

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In December 2004, TV viewers started to tune in to a reality show that documented the dramatic details of producing a runway collection, and with it came a familiarity with infectious little catchphrases such as "make it work, people" and "auf Wiedersehen".

Shared heuristics were manifest as short catchphrases, or mantras.

In fact, the only person who seems to pay him any attention is a little kid whose catchphrase is "I see dead people" - we can therefore only conclude that Willis is both dead and alive at the same time.

So why, amongst all that insight, would my brain fish out one little unoriginal offhand catchphrase of his?

McEttrick may help decide the fate of Tesco's well-worn catchphrase "Every little helps".