catch-phrase

"Signs of Aging" seems to be a big catch phrase with advertisers.

With such a gloomy vision of aging, it's no wonder anti aging is such a popular catch phrase.

His most popular catch phrase, "Be very, very quiet, I'm hunting rabbits! " has become a household saying.

Catch Phrase : A phrase in wide or popular use , especially one serving as a slogan for a group or movement .

I love it. I think it's such a unique word. I just find it irresistible which is prob. why it became kind of a catch phrase.

Crimson fliers have been distributed throughout the city's churches emblazoned with the club's catch phrase : ' Come and you will see ! '

"Rotary's catch phrase is 'End Polio Now', " he said.

This institutionalized collectivism ushered in disastrous consequences, as expressed by the catch phrase "Hell is other people. "

I would've never thought I wanted to be associated with a catch phrase.

Really, it seems more like a catch phrase to yet another anarchist philosophy: voluntarism.

And she gave the president his favourite catch-phrase for dealing with Russians: "Trust, but verify. "

His catch-phrase was: give Russia 20 years of peace, and you will not recognise it.

The technology gives a new meaning to Tim Gunn's catch phrase "make it work. "

For example, one of my sisters likes to attach the catch phrase "What can I do? " at the end of her sentences.

That was a catch phrase he would skip.

Q: How can you tell your senior manager that they use a catch phrase too much in conversation?

But when it did, it became an immediate catch phrase at home.

The comment, which was reported in the media, exploded on the Internet, becoming the country's newest catch phrase.

Gordon: He is over 6 feet and 4 inches tall. What catch phrase does he use in this flick?

The story went viral on the internet and "My father is Li Gang" became infamous as a catch phrase.