Sentence examples for on catchphrase from inspiring English sources

Thanks, Voiceover; you'd be really good on Catchphrase.

Do you remember how Mrs Doyle's "go on, go on" catchphrase came about?

Like Del Boy falling through the bar, or Mr Chips having a wank on Catchphrase, the thought of watching Arg from TOWIE going B2B with Christine Hamilton in Bognor Regis, or Chris from Eggheads slamming through an all-vinyl jungle set in Rye Wax will always be funny.

The In-betweeners wasn't big on catchphrases so Bird has tended to receive random insults born of the expletive-rich comedy.

Trying to do too much too quickly, Mr. Glassner does it with heavy reliance on catchphrases ("treyf" as shorthand for "frowned on by the food police" rapidly wears out its welcome) and straw men (enough already with blanket condemnations of "food adventurers" because some of them tout lousy restaurants on chowhound.com).

Most of the biggest stars, particularly those from hip-hop's capital city of Atlanta, do not put raps to paper before recording them; instead, they enter the recording booth when the mood strikes them, building on catchphrases and trying to capture an energy rather than tell a story.

There's an episode of Friends for every social situation, Saturday Night Live built an empire on catchphrases, and Arrested Development made us fantasise about having Ron Howard narrate our lives.

"Why did you have to stab it with a knife?" The opinionated star of 1980s tennis, known for his on-court catchphrase "you cannot be serious," did not seem to have much of an answer for that.

Hugh Jackman and his "Eddie the Eagle" co-star Taron Egerton went all out during Monday night's game of Catchphrase on "The Tonight Show".

After all, she did dub the knitted tea cosies that she sells online the Go Ons, after Mrs Doyle's catchphrase ("Ah, go on, go on, go on").

I loved seeing floor managers and clipboards and earpieces; when I got my first job, it was such a thrill to be wearing a microphone and have an earpiece!" In 1993 he made his first TV appearance, as a contestant on the C4 gameshow GamesMaster; he popped up again in his early teens doing a Dame Edna impression on Good Morning With Anne And Nick, and as a budding magician on Family Catchphrase.