Meanings of strapline in anglès

The strapline is being launched today in a major new campaign.

The strapline is remembered to this day, but the campaign was a disaster.

The punchline refers to a strapline used to advertise corsets in the 1970s.

I decided eventually on the strapline 'forward not back'.

With the strapline why should responsible drinkers pay more?

It looks like Microsoft will use the strapline "Click in" to sell Surface.

While this sounds like an emo strapline for H&M Home, it is probably true in part.

He said we should put it up in the hall as the strapline for the conference.

I recommend OTOSAN because of their strapline ('The ear is the gateway to the soul').

It is not the best promotional strapline.

The G2 cover was a picture of Johnson looking askance with the strapline: We know what London is.

The site has a very irreverent style and operates under the strapline "live on from beyond the groove".

It will take ANZ around 18 months to implement the change and it will now use the strapline: 'We live in your world.'

Against this backdrop, we consider it a reasonable editorial judgment for Sky News to use the strapline 'The Brexit Election' to label its election programming.

The accompanying strapline, however, pointed out that it was a case of "after all the recent bad news, a bit of good news at last".

The images showed one Ryanair plane with the 737 Max strapline near the cockpit while the second said 737-8200, The Sun reports.