catchy造句

Your headline is very catchy.

This is not exactly catchy.

Radio stations blare an impressive repertoire of catchy revolutionary tunes.

Good luck with thOSe catchy slogans, Comrade Kristof.

When you hear a catchy new song, it's hard not to tell your friends about it.

I have to admit that I think rule 60 is rather catchy!

Of course, it is up to you to fill your blog with fresh and catchy content.

We need a new slogan. The old one's not catchy enough.

Many herbal teas use catchy names and packaging to enhance their appeal.

Not as catchy as the original, but it seems social rejection could trigger diseases linked to inflammation.

I always thought this was a catchy name for a match based on the fires of hell.

Things that are catchy, marketable, and popular are often out of alignment with what you really want to do.

First came a catchy tune about eight oranges; then they counted off one by one while throwing up their arms in a wave.

Forbes slick, catchy packaging for this story on successful dropouts doesn't really help out the educator in trying to convey this extremely important message.

Kids will listen to anything if it's catchy, especially if it makes them feel grownup, but Bieber's music says something they actually understand.

I humbly submit mine here. It may not be as catchy as some of the others, and I make no claims to originality.

His real name is Ricardo Izecson DOS Santos Leite, but he is known to the world by his catchy nickname: Kaka.

Of his more than 100 pictures only a dozen or so shone (" Dil Deke Dekho ", "an Evening in Paris", "Kashmir Ki Kali"), treasured for the moves and the hopelessly catchy songs.

Stockpicking is often driven by resemblance instead of reality; a catchy name or vivid image can fill investors' heads with dreams of a bright future that mightn't be supported by the facts.