Subject Phrases

Phrases

• A Study in Scarlet (Sherlock Holmes story)
• And the next object is (A catchphrase from Twenty Questions)
• Because life's complicated enough (Abbey National advertising slogan)
• Burning issue
• Change the subject
• Dead issue
• Figure painting (a form of painting in which the human body is the subject)
• First relationships last (First National Bank of Chicago advertising slogan)
• Force the issue
• Free enterprise with every issue (The Economist advertising slogan)
• Genius bonus (a joke or theme added to a programme aimed at well informed people)
• Get the Abbey habit (Abbey National advertising slogan)
• Getting things done (AmeriCorps national service program advertising slogan)
• Hot button issue
• I'm Margie. Fly me (National Airlines advertising slogan)
• In a brown study
• Investments with Abbey endings (Abbey National Building Society advertising slogan)
• Issue forth
• It could be you (UK National Lottery advertising slogan)
• Kruger National Park (tourist attraction in South Africa)
• Landscape painting (a form of painting in which the natural world is the subject)
• Maasai Mara National Reserve (tourist attraction in Kenya)
• Money is no object
• National Velvet (Elizabeth Taylor movie)
• National treasure
• Naughty but nice (National Dairy Council advertising slogan)
• Object lesson
• Paternal bonus (a joke or theme added to a childrens programme aimed at adults)
• Pork, the other white meat (National Pork Council advertising slogan)
• Portrait painting (a form of painting in which the human face is the subject)
• Quick study
• Skirting the issue
• Still life (a form of painting in which inanimate objects are the subject)
• Study buddy
• Suicide is painless (title of the theme song to MASH tv series and film)
• Take a bite out of crime! (National Crime Prevention Council advertising slogan)
• Take issue with
• That Obscure Object Of Desire (Luis Bunuel movie)
• The Kruger National Park (tourist attraction in South Africa)
• The army national guard, you can (US Army National Guard advertising slogan)
• The proper study of mankind is man (from a poem by Alexander Pope)
• Under the heel of
• Waltzing Matilda (Australia's unofficial national anthem)
• War movie (a film with war as the subject matter)
• We answer to a higher authority (Hebrew National hot dogs advertising slogan)
• Yosemite National Park (tourist attraction in the USA)
• You could learn a lot from a dummy, Buckle Up (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration advertising slogan)