Sentences with phrase «new catchy name»
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!
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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.
The world finally had a catchy new name and renewed sense of community.
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!
Going Steady — Complete brand new online dating profile, including a personal dating analysis, catchy screen name, a new bio / headline, and a profile guaranteed ramp up your dating life.?
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.
They also renamed fruits and vegetables with catchy new names, rechristening green beans as «jumping beans» and baby carrots as X-ray vision carrots.
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.
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.»