catchy slogan

What if a catchy slogan had come first for Haydn?

Even smart, catchy slogans are tough to sell to the public.

He does not suggest in his writing that a few catchy slogans can turn the political order on its head by the next election.

The closest that Democrats get to a brand is a catchy slogan.

It, too, came up with a catchy slogan: "Look beyond the basics."

They have a pretty catchy slogan: "Iran, where the past not only comes alive, it's still here."

Politicians have always polished bill titles and come up with catchy slogans.

Typical of motivational meetings like these, catchy slogans filled the air.

We also need a catchy slogan for cardiovascular prevention, so that people know what is at stake.

The savings crisis was too complicated for a catchy slogan or a television sound bite.

"It is time to abandon the catchy slogans and gear up for the legislative long march."

We often hear the catchy slogan "breast is best," even in ads for infant formula.

The Bush administration, he charged, viewed the recession as nothing more than another political issue they could dismiss with a catchy slogan.

Her election literature features clever writing and catchy slogans.

He sent out the county's tax bills with catchy slogans, such as "Taxes paid on time never draw fines."

"Once you visit Lorelei," the catchy slogan ran, "you'll never want to leave!"

Catchy slogans, far-fetched television commercials, fund-raising appeals in the mail.

Yet Wallace is hoping for more than a catchy slogan and a long goodbye in his 22nd year on the circuit.

It is not likely that the debate last night - or the previous two - will be remembered for any catchy slogans or incidents.

It also has a catchy slogan: Publish What You Pay.

Take car dealers' ads with their catchy slogans and exclamation points like, "Clean sweep clearance this weekend only!"

He needed a catchy slogan.

It is a catchy slogan.

Peaceful demonstrations, catchy slogans, colorful placards, plenty of police officers - and even a few arrests.

In another day, it had become a fad to log in and out with some catchy slogan or whistled tune.