Sentence examples for the same tagline from inspiring English sources

It concludes with the same tagline: "George Bush.

This is the same tagline the tech titan uses to market its own-brand hardware, which now includes the new Pixel, Pixel XL, Daydream View, Google Home and Google Wifi.

In China, the same tagline connotes obligation, a familial covenant -- rock solid, like the stone itself.

Strike, a wizened nineteen-year-old, shares the skepticism, intelligence, and aversion to violence of "The Wire" 's D'Angelo Barksdale Larry Gillardd, Jr).. Rocco has the same taglines ("Fucked if I know"), masochistic drinking habits, and guilt-ridden ambiguity towards his children as the show's protagonist, Detective McNulty (Dominic West).

Several hours later, it submitted the same ad but with the tagline, "#PleaseStand".

New York Magazine was not far behind, making a splash in March with Lisa Miller's "The Retro Wife," with its tagline echoing the same preoccupations: "Feminists who say they're having it all -- by choosing to stay home".

If "one in four Britons now feel unsafe in their homes," the fact that the data comes from BARS – the British Armed Response Security Association – should have to be read into the record in a chipper ad-land voice complete with tagline, in the same way sponsors are placed on podcasts.

Sometimes you just know that someones twitter bio is exactly the same thing they use for their tinder tagline.

What we see is not the same as what they project with their taglines and mantras.

"As long as the general idea, the tagline, the logos are all the same, the smaller elements we're more flexible with," Ms. Monroe said.

Their sub tagline: "Searching the internet will never be the same!" The company promised to debut the service in June.