Sentence examples for using the tagline from inspiring English sources

Orson Welles once hawked wine using the tagline: "Paul Masson will sell no wine before its time".

Postbank promoted the stock offering through a vigorous marketing campaign, which included ads in its branches, using the tagline, "Solidity matters; subscribe to Postbank shares".

The Yes campaign, using the tagline Mobilise Rome, argues that transit should be prised from city ownership and put through a transparent, open bidding process.

The BBPA is attempting to capitalise on this demand with a new £5m ad campaign, using the tagline "There's a beer for that" to promote the variety of beers available in Britain.

Although he had come to the Franklin Mint from the Fox News offices, his is a build better suited to radio, and, six months ago, he began competing head to head with Rush Limbaugh in the noon-to-3-P.M. time slot, using the tagline "More Conversation, Less Confrontation".

Design group Pentagram is developing a new visual identity for the world championship, using the tagline "The best mind wins", and Paulson has commissioned a short film drawing on footage from the Fischer-Spassky match and from movies which have featured chess, notably From Russia with Love.

The ads use the tagline: "Living with HIV.

The network uses the tagline "the power of change" in commercials, in an allusion to Mr. Obama's campaign.

When Humboldt wrote letters from the family estate, Schloss Tegel_,_ he sometimes used the tagline Schloss Langweil — "Castle of Boredom".

CompetitionScanwich, founded in 2007, calls itself the "original" and uses the tagline "Where glass and meat meet".

When Humboldt wrote letters from the family estate, Schloss Tegel, he sometimes used the tagline Schloss Langweil — "Castle of Boredom".