Significats de catchy slogan en anglès

The best I can offer is what I hope may be a catchy slogan.

Hard to forget a catchy slogan like that.

Unsurprisingly, a consumer led campaign is underway with the rather catchy slogan "Justice do it".

Get some more pork on your fork -the catchy slogan so many of us will find familiar.

Every campaign needs a catchy slogan, and Winfrey's "a new day is on the horizon" fits the bill.

Written over this full-cover picture is the following catchy slogan: "Continually increasing VALUE for customers to earn their lifetime LOYALTY."

They often shape the long-term political conversation, generating the catchy slogan that makes sense of the political weather, and give purpose to the endeavour.

That was the catchy slogan and title of the policy paper published last year by the Union of Students of Ireland on student financial support.

And it just got worse Catchy slogans might have sufficed, but Donald Trump chose another path.

"That's a pretty catchy slogan," she said, glaring at Helmers.

It was like the 1960s all over again, but with simplistic catchy slogans set to the only two power chords we knew.

Likely ones with catchy slogans that can take off on Twitter and ignore any boring analysis of gender inequality in favour of feeling good.

You know who you are, you inane celebrities who helped popularize the meaningless yet catchy slogans of "hope" and "change" and "yes, we can."