Sentence examples for such catchy from inspiring English sources

Libya's suffix allows such catchy names as "unlike.ly".ly

Mr. Paul's plan has no such catchy title.

Ugly, monosyllabic and easily co-opted into puns, headlines and rhetorical asides, it was the fuel that kept the story running.Advertising professionals, of course, spend a lot of time thinking about how to capture the public's attention through such catchy words and phrases.

The late 60's pothead humor of Firesign Theater and Cheech and Chong surely had something to do with this -- the whole point was how much fun it was to get stoned and get stupid -- and then punk reared its alarmingly coiffed head, celebrating the pleasures of inanition in such catchy tunes as the Ramones' "I Wanna be Sedated" and "Teenage Lobotomy".

Going by such catchy and auspicious names as "smart (networked) devices", "ubiquitous/pervasive/proactive computing", "things that think", "net-aware embedded devices" or "massively sensed and actuated structures" (depending on the author's bias), a new agenda, or, at least, a new domain of information technology is currently taking shape.

"But he did it with such catchy music that everybody was singing it.

But it's not such a catchy title.

It might not make for such a catchy chorus, however.

But "Gender and Business" would not have been such a catchy title, Dr. Hite acknowledged, and there's plenty about sex here, too.

Do such undeniably catchy approaches really convey a better understanding of regional innovation?

Anand Holla of Mumbai Mirror said, "It's easy to imagine director Rohit Shetty's crystal clear brief to Vishal-Shekhar, involving words such as catchy, peppy, fun, and of course 'hit songs'.