Sentence examples for no catchphrase from inspiring English sources

And, unlike Bruno, Haye or the eccentric Tyson Fury – and a good deal more like Lewis – the quietly spoken Joshua has no catchphrase or schtick, and no gimmicks, save an ability to knock people out.

And I assure you that "food hangover" is no catchphrase.

"We promised no catchphrases and no funny voices," says Galton.

There are no catchphrases in the Tom Cruise oeuvre.

We developed rules: no celebrity references, no recurring characters, no catchphrases.

The project, Mr. Matsui said, is "a work in progress," and there are no catchphrases or slogans to unveil.

The town's recreation department recruited players with the catchphrase "No parents, no coaches, no registration, no cost".

"Yes to the market economy," is Mr Jospin's catchphrase, "no to the market society".

While I fuss over the veal, as I do with anything I'm making for the first time, and the dinner hour gets pushed back yet again, I'll keep the troops from rioting with a round of Ryan's Old Fashioneds, a drink so nice that it has its own catchphrase — "No modern flair, just a bit of care".

One example of this is Super Bowl-winning quarterback Russell Wilson who has coined the catchphrase "No Time To Sleep" (and the accompanying hashtag #notimetosleep).

This is a kind of goofy wordplay popularised in films by Steven "Shaolin Soccer" Chow and seen in local shops like G.O.D. with their cheeky "Delay No More" catchphrase (an English transliteration of another common way of insulting someone's mother).