Sentences with phrase «tag line reads»

As the Newsy tag line reads, «multiple sources, the real story».

The website's tag line reads «Get honest feedback from your coworkers and friends».

Vibrant illustrated note cards with arresting subjects like a fedora - donning blue octopus, a moose - and - octopus pairing caught en flagrante delicto, and a golden retriever appreciatively breathing in the musk of its feline companion (the tag line reads «You smell good»).

The tag line reads «In this alternate universe the elevator has crashed below the 1000th room revealing even more terrific monstrosities.

Then, just as we realize that the two large men are «church bouncers,» the scene fades to black and the tag line reads: «Jesus didn't turn people away.

The tag line read «Before he was a god, he was a human.»

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Among the latter are a treasured colleague (William Fichtner) who helps her transmit and receive radio signals and whose name, Kent Clark, irrelevantly suggests an inverted Superman; a bad father (read: villain) and former mentor (Tom Skerritt) who briefly becomes her boss, then her competitor, and who kowtows shamelessly to the power structure; a religious scholar named Palmer Joss (Matthew McConaughey) who gives her a Cracker Jack compass, virtually repeats her father's tag line («If there wasn't anyone else out there [in the cosmos], it'd be an awful waste of space»), and goes to bed with her; and an eccentric billionaire (John Hurt) who lives on a well - appointed plane (recalling Jules Verne's Captain Nemo) and comes up with the funding.

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This may be the only copy that readers see, since Amazon adds a «Read more» tag after just a couple of lines — meaning that almost your entire description is hidden.

Smith Publicity's tag line needs to read, «we make author's dreams come true.»

But, after my recent Writer's Union of Canada symposium on the state of publishing (the movie poster tag line would read: Brace Yourselves!

(By this I mean a reader might reasonably be expected pick the author's tag line from a list of tags without ever having read one of the author's books.)

There's no point having a fantastic tag line, or plug from another author, if potential buyers can't read it.

Interestingly enough, Amazon's Kindle application, operating under the marketing tag line «Buy Once, Read Everywhere,» will probably wind up making the Kindle itself obsolete.

Dubbed a romantic comedy with the tag line,... [Read more...]

The tag line simply read, «Hear Boy.»

Our newest line of UHF tags, named NOVO, delivers read ranges up to six meters (or nineteen feet) without requiring a direct line of sight.

No problem,» the tweet read, along with a hastily put - together image of an ad showing an Oreo and the terrific tag line, «You can still dunk in the dark.»

As part of an increase in advertising starting in Fall 2017, the four lines will have an added «tag» at the end of their commercials that reads «available at your favorite Pet Specialty store.»

The tag line is used for the Battlefield 3 Beta and points the finger at... Read more

BUY ONE TONIGHT, READ IT FOREVER; THE BEST IN WORDS AND PICTURES; YOU ARE THE STORY: With that earnest air of hucksterism indigenous to an earlier time in American history, Allen Ruppersberg spins new narratives from old ones in his bright, sizable 1985 collage Cover Art (Wonder Series)-- a pristine composite of pasted - up texts like the above (whether in adlike tag lines rendered with vintage label - maker tape or via disconnected words and numbers torn from paper) and mostly midcentury print images (including a depiction of the pope, one of a monkey wearing a lab coat, and several nature

All you need to do to see where their focus is, read the tag line on their site.

It has a high - end price tag with top - of - the - line specs and features, such as an edge - to - edge... Read more

In some cases, people quickly browsing profiles may even mistake some characters as letters making your tag line appear to read very poorly.

Examine carefully how you use these types of characters to ensure that your tag line is easy to read in even the quickest of profile glances.

Poor use of characters in your tag line can make your tag line appear sloppy or hard to read.

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love the tag line of the title... i so want to learn a «clutter - free approach to intentional living»... definitely will add this to my must read list!