Sentence examples for one tagline from inspiring English sources
And the text varied: One tagline said, "Smart looks.
As the Times reports, their advertising says it all: "'As Close as You Can Get Without Enlisting,' reads one tagline under a photo of a poised shooter aiming the civilian version of a military rifle.
One tagline said: "If it frightens you to death, you'll be buried free of charge!" But The Tingler with Vincent Price, the ridiculous 13 Ghosts,and Joan Crawford in Strait-Jacket are all good for a laugh when they don't spook you.
But "Trust no one," the tagline that so succinctly embodied the ethos of the series on posters and other promotional paraphernalia, is just as relevant today — probably more so.
One new tagline: "There are no female marines.
Thousands of voices shouted in unison on one of his taglines: "I'm not a businessman — I'm a business, man!" In his songs Jay-Z has singlemindedly flaunted his executive ambitions and how they've paid off.
Wouldn't you know, there's way more to Hodor than his iconic one-word tagline, "Hodor".
Zhang interpreted the Games' tagline, "One World, One Dream," as China's life force: harmony -- harmony between individuals (Confucian sociology) and with the universe (Daoist cosmology).
"Sure, Facebook and Twitter can use one-sentence taglines because new users come to their sites having heard all about them already".
The tagline on one of the largest pages was, "Get ready for hell".
