Sentence examples for tagline from inspiring English sources

As audiences, and as historians, we can only arm ourselves with tough questions, view everything critically, and never forget the unintentional honesty in the tagline of U-571: "Nine men are about to change history".

'Whatever you do, don't fall asleep," cautioned the tagline for A Nightmare on Elm Street back in 1984.

But Östlund appears to be having the last laugh; the clip is posted on Force Majeure's Facebook page, under the tagline 'Worst Man Cry Ever.' Whichever film triumphs, it will be in illustrious company.

His fame increased following the release of Alien, and he took on occasional and usually unfulfilling work on other films, among them Poltergeist II: The Other Side (1986), the Alien-influenced Species (1995) and the 1996 German horror-comedy Killer Condom (tagline: "The rubber that rubs you out!").

At the extreme end are companies such as War Zone Tours, an American outfit which trades under the tagline "the ultimate in adventure travel".

"For men who should know better" goes Loaded's tagline.

When I learned this, I began closing each e-mail to friends with a tagline to throw the algorithm off, such as, "jabberwocky gilgamesh nude dwarf tossing leather chaps latex dictionaries".

A second life Paul Samuelson Reprints Related items The repercussions of Dubai: DishdashedDec 3rd 2009 Everything happens for a reason" is the tagline for "City of Life".

IT MIGHT sound like a tagline for an upmarket tattoo studio but "Written on Skin" is in fact the title of a new British opera composed by George Benjamin and written by Martin Crimp.

This channel, whose tagline is "a place to think", was always designed as something "that the commercial market would never do", says Roly Keating, its controller and formerly head of arts at the BBC.

Xylem considered 1,000 different names and agonised endlessly about its tagline, "Let's Solve Water".