The word "strapline" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the word "strapline" to refer to a short phrase or slogan that is used to summarize a product, organization, or mission. For example, Nike's strapline is "Just Do It".
The Guardian's new-look will be promoted through a five-week marketing campaign, which will once again use the 'Own the Weekend' strapline to champion Guardian News & Media's weekend content.
With promises of a "revolutionary piano" and its strapline "Sound Beyond Time" (I have literally no idea what that means) comes the Bogányi piano, named after its creator, the Hungarian pianist Gergely Bogányi.
Viewers will be able to buy and watch shows through the app – which will be branded A3M and carry the strapline "Best of British TV" in the US – initially on a pay-per-view basis.
Its cover – released ahead of the full magazine tomorrow – carries a depiction of the crying prophet Muhammad under the strapline "All is forgiven".
The 100,000 sq feet image of a giant silhouette of a naked pole dancer used the strapline "Anytime, Anyplace, Anywhere" promoting myprivatedance.com.com
The screening took place at Indywood Cinemas (strapline: "You won't find a theatre more New Orleans than this").
sunshine-studios.co.uk 7. Disco Health Club Taking inspiration from the 80s fitness glamour of Olivia Newton-John, Disco Health Club's "why just exercise, when you can party!" strapline says it all.
The invite carries the strapline "Spring forward".
The latest issue of Der Spiegel, a weekly, shows the Statue of Liberty with her torch out and the strapline, "The price of arrogance: an economic crisis is changing the world".
The app's strapline of "people, not places, make a trip" hints at a broad potential user base.
The defendants are barred from leaving the country and face up to four years in jail.Mr Cabello denies having said the words attributed to him, which Mr Genatios took from a strapline on the state television channel.
