tagline造句

There's been a grave misunderstanding.(tagline)

Tested - make sure you test the tagline on colleagues, business partners, friends and family for feedback before using it. Don't create a tagline by yourself.

I really got a kick out of their tagline, "Genuine Search Engine Marketing".

"You jump, I jump." is a tagline from this movie, "Titanic".

The show's tagline asserts that"the truth is written all over our faces," promising that people areliterally lying to your face and you don't even know it.

At a dinner event earlier this week, Flickr co-founder Stewart Butterfield casually mentioned a site called Wordie, whose tagline is "Like Flickr, but without the photos."

Newgrounds might have the lofty tagline "Everything. By Everyone, " but what that translates to is a collection of funny and highly irreverent online games.

"Life is Short. Have an Affair," teases the tagline on the popular website which has 3.5m members, according to its creator.

We decided to sail our Lulz Boat over to the PBS servers for further . . . perusing. " Above the message read the tagline: "Set sail for fail!"

But that argument may be difficult to make when analysis suggests that it is not an ad’s brilliant tagline but its pale-yellow background and sans serif font that attracts customers.

My Blockberry 9500,' reads the tagline below the president's photo (which is inverted, apparently by a sloppy layout designer, with the American-flag pin backwards on the wrong lapel).