Sentence examples for tagline change from inspiring English sources

The Classics' new looks for The Metamorphosis (tagline: "Change really bugged him") and Alice in Wonderland (tagline: "This cupcake was off her head!") are brilliant.

The trailer doesn't quite come out and say that this will be an interactive episode, but the subject matter and the tagline ("change your mind — change your life — change your past — your present — your future") seem to be awfully suggestive.

The tagline changes in specific episodes to slogans that are relevant to that episode.

Tagline analysis "Change your fate".

But they focused on an upbeat message under the tagline "Real Change" and offered bold policy promises, including a pledge to run three consecutive deficits in order to fund infrastructure spending.

In response to objections on behalf of nonwhite U.S. populations, the tagline was changed to "Milk has something for everybody".

The episode's tagline was changed from the usual "The Truth is Out There" to "Believe to Understand".

The site's tagline was changed from "It's not news, it's FARK" to "We don't make news.

The tagline was changed from "Ignite the passion, spread the dream" to "Spread the sacred flame, spread caring love".

Meanwhile, the website tagline has been changed from "Discover your Pinterest clout" to "Pinterest Influence & Analytics".

November 30 , 2012 ManhuntCares sends out an email broadcast to Manhunt users to commemorate World AIDS Day with the tag line "HIV Prevention Pill for Negative Men: A choice when condoms are in the way or not enough?" (The tagline was later changed to: "HIV Prevention Pill for Negative Men: Another choice for staying HIV free?" to avoid mischaracterization of the message).