Sentences with phrase «catchy new name»
The world finally had a catchy new name and renewed sense of community.
http://www.onecrazyhouse.com/
They also renamed fruits and vegetables with catchy new names, rechristening green beans as «jumping beans» and baby carrots as X-ray vision carrots.
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The 11 - week program, which ended in May, asked Canadians to come up with a catchy name and create a 30 - second commercial for a new tortilla - chip flavour.
Like Billionaires for Bush, we need a catchy name for Cuomo's new friends.
Refresh your profile with a new catchy screen name and new photos to reflect an updated version of you!
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One new customized Irresistible Online Dating Profile on one dating site or mobile app — Complete with a catchy screen name and an essay which describes you to attract more high quality dates.
It's not a catchy name, but it hints at what we can expect from the future of the WRX STI brand, a new version of which has been confirmed but may not arrive before 2020.
In the spirit of the successful USA Network series Burn Notice and Royal Pains comes a new series concept... well, actually, it's not really a new concept... specifically, it's the same concept as Burn Notice and Royal Pains, given a new setting, new characters, a new profession and a new catchy name that suggests the profession and situation of the main character!
But here's the thing: The only aspect of these funds that is actually new is the catchy marketing name — and higher price — that some vendors have attached to their funds, as they brand them «smart beta.»
I know, i know, it's not very catchy, so Downtown Dog Rescue is holding a contest to come up with a NEW NAME for me to help me find a forever home!
The plaintiff, a college student named Erica Possin, had seen the catchy ads for FreeCreditReport.com and used it to check her credit before buying a new car.
Historical names are usually be more descriptive than the catchy modern ones that replace them (e.g., Greater Toronto Transportation Authority, which became Metrolinx [which is not an urban predator], or Ontario New Home Warranty Program, which became Tarion (which is not a Greek god].)
Last October, a little known new law with a catchy name — the «Move Over Law» — went into effect in Maryland.
The manufacturers and gun writers of the day needed a catchy name to identify this new type of gun.»