| Conservatives are offering real solutions to helping Canada's Pacific gateway move from being a Liberal catchphrase to a Canadian reality. |
| Although the five a day catchphrase might be appropriate for adults, it could be a disincentive for children. |
| Try as they might to jazz it up with a dance routine or a catchphrase or a performance by Bruno Mars, The X Factor was a sinking ship. |
| The pitch, intonation, and speed of his voice are all over the map and make every bit of dialogue and catchphrase either hilarious or an assault on your eardrums. |
| The catchphrase was delivered with a look of saucer-eyed amazement which slayed the studio audience every time. |
| The council has also been criticised by many for repeatedly chorusing its catchphrase of making Hull a Top Ten city. |
