References in periodicals archive
?
In the days when radio was king, catch phrases abounded and some still live on.
The catch phrase for the conference is ''Into New Tourism -- Peace, Sustainability and Technology,'' while its symbol is a design in which Japanese and South Korean people are seen shaking hands.
He also demonstrates how the term alumbrado became a catch phrase for all types of heresies during this period.
The title itself has become a catch phrase for the success - oriented, self - improvement type of book and for a shallow approach to life's problems.
Meanwhile during the Daang Matuwid dialogue, Interior Secretary Manuel Mar Roxas II introduced De Lima with the catch phrase Love you, Leila.
com, the leader in amusing online random generators, released the "Charlie Sheen Catch Phrase Generator" making it possible for anyone to sound as random, yet emphatic, as the former star of Two and a Half Men.
LITTLE Britain line ``I'm the only gay in the village'' has been voted the best comedy catch phrase of all time.
More practical than repeating the comic catch phrase ``I'm English,but I'm Welsh''.
The Beamer family later publicized the passengers' courageous behavior, and Beamer's words soon became a catch phrase symbolizing the nation's resolve.
Many Anglicans seem to accept the idea expressed in the catch phrase, "We left the Pope, not the Catholic Church.
Soon to be the next "Raise The Roof," This one little catch phrase and dance where you wave both hands above your head and say "Party over here heeyyy
What John Sununu dubbed "the Hundred Hour War" became a catch phrase on the order of "Read My Lips" -- policy neatly packaged for the very media machine the president affected to despise.
Legal browser
?
- ▲
- Casus fortuitus
- Casus fortuitus non est sperandus
- Casus omissus
- catachresis
- cataclysm
- cataclysmal
- cataclysmic
- Catalla juste possessa amitti non possunt
- Catalla repuntantur inter minima in lege
- catalog
- catalogue
- Catalogue fraud charge
- catalogue of persons
- catalyst
- catapult
- cataract
- catastrophe
- catastrophic
- catastrophical
- catch
- catch a glimpse of
- catch again
- catch by artifice
- catch by perfidy
- catch fire
- catch phrase
- catch sight of
- catch the attention
- catch the eye
- catch unprepared
- catch up
- catchall
- catch-all
- Catching bargain
- catchpenny
- Catchpole
- catchword
- catchy
- catechization
- catechize
- categorical
- categorical imperative
- categorization
- categorization of laws
- categorize
- category
- Category A
- Category B
- Category C
- Category D
- catena
- ▼
Full browser
?
- ▲
- catch one's death
- catch one's death
- catch one's death (of cold)
- catch one's death of cold
- catch one's drift
- catch one's eye
- catch one's fancy
- catch oneself
- catch onto
- catch onto (something)
- catch onto someone or something
- catch our breath
- catch our death
- catch our death of cold
- catch our drift
- catch our eye
- catch our eyes
- catch our fancies
- catch our fancy
- catch ourselves
- catch out
- catch out
- catch out
- catch out
- catch out
- catch out
- Catch Per Angler Day
- Catch Per Unit Area
- Catch Per Unit Effort
- Catch Photograph Release
- catch phrase
- Catch phrases
- Catch phrases
- catch pit
- catch pit
- catch platform
- Catch point
- Catch points
- catch question
- Catch Record Card
- catch red-handed
- catch red-handed
- catch red-handed
- catch red-handed
- catch red-handed
- catch sight
- catch sight
- catch sight
- catch sight
- catch sight of
- catch sight of
- catch sight of
- catch sight of
- catch sight of
- catch sight of (someone or something)
- catch sight of her
- catch sight of him
- catch sight of me
- catch sight of one
- catch sight of them
- catch sight of us
- ▼