Sentence examples for tagline about from inspiring English sources

That tagline about "the film they didn't want you to see" is very annoying.

Hearn's tagline about his own app speaks for itself: "[it] provides you with your own Kickstarter, on your own desktop.

But that's a tagline about submitting to the overwhelming current of life, about losing one's self-consciousness.

The slogan at the end reads "Dress Like No One's Watching". But that's a tagline about submitting to the overwhelming current of life, about losing one's self-consciousness.

Simply having a flower on the label with a tagline about the beautiful scent of lavender does not mean there is any lavender in the formula.

Another DHS job recruitment post, which did not include the disclaimer, showed an assault-rifle toting white man with a mustache patrolling a river in a Border Patrol boat with the tagline: "About the farthererest thing from a desk job".

Their websites often boast taglines about "achieving your authentic self" or "achieving miracles", as if working with them will move you to another plane.

You can be sure that NBC won't be promoting that episodes with chirpy taglines about grieving and the redemptive pain of memories.

So even if your description says that you're a graphic designer but you post nothing but pictures of your dog, consider posting recent projects with proud taglines about how excited you were to deliver the content.

Not only is this empowering, but it presents ample marketing opportunities for clever taglines about winged eyeliner, looking starry-eyed, and paying more than lip service in the boardroom. .

The film's tagline teases about finding "new meaning in work-life balance," and many of the goofy jokes hinge on petty details of the spy life.