Sentences with phrase «tagline because»

I chose «Tell Your Story» for my business tagline because I know how powerful your career stories are in marketing yourself for your next opportunity.

One Disgusting Bathroom» tagline because, if you ever made it down to CBGB's, that was the real takeaway — that it was completely gross.

Not exact matches

The free mobile app, bearing the apropos tagline «your personal magazine,» is often compared to a magazine in concept because it looks and feels quite like one, albeit a smaller, interactive glossy tucked neatly into your smartphone or tablet.

There is no firm premiere date yet, but the showrunners said it will «probably be a little later» because filming for the upcoming season will require more «grim,» cold weather, After all, the show's longtime tagline has been «Winter is coming» and that long - promised colder weather had to show up onscreen at some point.

The marketing campaign, which includes the tagline «because I can,» seeks to inject the soda with a youthful, blunt - talking vibe.

Mission and vision statements don't get as much attention as things like logo design and tagline writing, but they're just as important because they provide a framework for who your company is at its core.

One of the reasons Lindsay first rallied churches under the tagline #BattleForLewisham was because a friend was stabbed to death a mile from where his church now meets.

«We developed the tagline «tastes better because it's cooked fresh.»

«He's like the insurance company tagline, We know a thing or two, because we've seen a thing or two,» says Milton Neal, director of equipment operations at Washington State.

And hopefully you've entered a pie and it wins, because the tagline of the pie challenge is spot on: «The only thing better than victory is victory a la mode.»

As I say in my tagline, it's about «kids and food, in school and out,» and because of my own interest and involvement in school food reform on the ground, there's often a lot of talk about that here.

The tagline of the D - MER website is «Because Breastfeeding Shouldn't Make You Feel This Way.»

They've since expanded into a much more legitimate and sanitary operation with their brand Sir Kensington's, which has one of my favorite taglines ever: «more refined because it's less refined.»

I love your title and tagline: «Because healthy doesn't have to be plain.»

That, and their tagline, «Inspired By Flowers» are the perfect representation of their brand because their beauty products have a key flower ingredient in them.

Because Rue La La is now 5 years old and reached 5,555 shares on Facebook, the site is having an exclusive $ 5 «surprise party» sale with the tagline «A Birkin?

As its tagline so emphatically states, «Because love doesn't come with instructions».

The tagline, «Just because they're a little older doesn't mean they've grown up,» gives you a clue that the gang is up to their old shenanigans.

The tagline for The Nativity Story should be «When You Care Enough to Send the Very Best,» not only because the Christian plot is all about how God sends his only son, but also because the film has all the substance, visual appeal, and excitement of a Hallmark card.

Not only do the posters show Lee's acting range — he stars in the Nicholas Sparks - inspired Let's Hope There's A Heaven because he's more than just an action star — they include some of the best faux - taglines an action movie lover could hope for.

Unfortunately the tagline is the best part of this poster, because it's otherwise a very tame, lame, uninspired design for a film that I think deserves much better.

The tagline «SIZE DOES MATTER» simultaneously promised thrilling spectacle and giggled «ha ha, you get it, because of penises.»

I wanted to like Nicolas Winding Refn's The Neon Demon, mostly because it reminded me a lot of Mika Ninagawa's Helter Skelter, but when I read the tagline «The face of an angel can awaken the demon,» I was a bit cautious.

Releasing a bowdlerized, PG - rated cut of the film less than a year after the R - rated cut hit theaters, under the promotional tagline «because we want everyone to catch Saturday Night Fever.»

The MatchMaker is a very by - the - numbers rom - com (despite the tagline of it being a romantic comedy for people who don't like them) that is only modestly successful for genre fans because it embraces the tried - and - true formula to a tee.

Their tagline is «15 minutes long because you're in a hurry... And we are not that smart.»

I couldn't care less about «your» tagline, I use it because I'm a tech care rep. And if you don't see the truth in my statements, then you're a brain - washed fool.

This fast - paced podcast runs about 15 minutes per episode, with the fun tagline «Fifteen minutes long, because you're in a hurry, and we're not that smart».

Any thoughts of peace and understanding are short - lived, however, because with the step forward comes a new terrorist leader known only as K. And with that new twist, who can help but give kudos to Kodansha Comics for their cheeky tagline, «Every kill begins with K»?

The tagline of his site is «Just because you make money, doesn't mean you know what to do with it.»

The controversy is perhaps more noteworthy because Loews touts its love of animals in its promotions, using the tagline «Loews Loves Pets.»

We made it our tagline, in fact, because we feel it fits well our philosophy...

The tagline became a meme in itself because for quite some time, the PS4 failed to deliver a title that many could agree was truly great.

Defcon:: View topic - PAX 2009 Very old, but just noting it because I mentioned in my Australian talk on indie games recently that Introversion's «Last Of The Bedroom Programmers» tagline wasn't completely appropriate for them any more, and here they mention that they're retiring it, heh.

«I'm reminded of Avis» brilliant tagline, «We Try Harder,» and because of Hertz's dominant position at the time, that was what it needed to do.

One of the taglines boasted that this was a real - life game that plays «even when you're not there,» and it certainly felt like it because — with the internal clock at play — animal citizens would reference how long you had been away and comment on whether they missed you or not.

I hope the taglines are used for something more, because they are all very forgettable.

With the exception of the few that define a narrow practice area these are all hollow and a meaningless waste of space — which is a shame because the space occupied by a tagline can be put to much better use to actually guide prospective clients in their search for legal representation.

This week on the Blonde Justice blog (which I now recall I started following because I liked its name and its tagline, borrowed from Jay - Z's «H to the Izzo»), the anonymous Blonde Justice writes about an odd victim statement she witnessed in criminal court.

Many thanks to all those who sent us their taglines (some, we had to leave out because they were included in our previous list).

I'm so glad you asked, because Carolyn Elefant has been reading Some Really Bad Taglines, and sends you right off to learn from Patrick McEvoy yourself.

Maybe that's why so many large firms resort to vacuous taglines: because they've lost their vision.»

OnePlus should have reserved this tagline for this year's smartphone, because the OnePlus 3 is a superb piece of hardware at a very affordable price point.

Because the tagline - «If you don't know where you're goin», any road'll take you there» is true in a lot of areas of life - not the least the job search.

Mary's tagline is «Client Centered, Results Driven» because she wants her clients to receive the best service, enjoy the process and achieve the results they desire.

With a tagline like «If you would like your home to fill you with happiness every time you walk in» that seems obviously fulfilled in every room you do for every client, how could anyone think you're a one - trick pony, Maria??? No need for an unrelated red chair in the middle of a blue & green room a la Bunny Williams or screaming tree art a la David Bromstad on Color Splash or zebra pillows on the couch in a costal cottage because the designer likes them and tells the clients who don't that's why they're paying her a la HGTV.