Sentence examples for this tagline from inspiring English sources
"Wireheads developing technology that kicks butt," proclaimed one television ad that concluded with this tagline: "Yeah.
And the Harbaugh brothers' meeting in the Super Bowl produced this tagline on Sports Illustrated's cover: "HarBowl Sunday".
In 2010, he ran for the lower house on a lark with the slogan "It can't get any worse," and his campaign literature included this tagline: "What does a congressman do?
This tagline echoes the confessional nature of Dunham's film and television work and her recent best-selling book, Not That Kind of Girl, which attracted criticism for Dunham's frank portrayal of her childhood and sexual awakening.
If this is too much, we're also looking for quick and easy fact-driven multiple choice questions for Perrin's The Distress Signal and the Idiot like this: Name the computer in 2001 Complete this tagline: "In space no one can hear you _____" Complete this quote: "where we're going, you don't need ____ to see" Name the paranoid android You can contribute to this Quick Help here.
Onlookers will be greeted with this tagline: "Live TV.
The folks at Type 1 Diabetes memes created a great response, with a photo of a blood sugar meter, blood pricker, vial of insulin, test strips, and insulin pump on a plate, with the tagline: "THIS IS diabetes on a plate".
And there's my favorite, "One Track Mind," by Bethany Campbell, which features the tagline: "This outsider finally has the inside track".
This is the tagline at the top of the invitation to a Champagne reception hosted by the steel magnate Lakshmi Niwas Mittal, and his wife Usha on Friday night to celebrate the newly opened ArcelorMittal Orbit at Olympic Park in London.
The game, which is modeled after "Apples to Apples" or "Cards Against Humanity," includes a free pass called, "Play the women card" and uses the tagline: "This is a game, democracy isn't".
This is the tagline that Internet giant Google has given to its new software-based television platform called Google TV, described as the blending of the best of both TV and Web experiences.
