This was later shortened to "( We're Gonna ) Rock Around the Clock ", though this form is generally only used on releases of the 1954 Bill Haley Decca Records recording ; most other recordings of this song by Haley and others ( including Sonny Dae ) shorten this title further to " Rock Around the Clock ".

It's the Way We're Built " which was later used in eight U. S. cities on streets or in gay rights events.

Prince has used the technique on several of his songs, as well as Frank Zappa on We're Only In It For The Money and on the instrumental album Hot Rats, among others.

We're trying to determine how the temple was associated with the Queen of Sheba, how the sanctuary was used throughout history and how it came to play such an important role in Arab folklore.

" " We're not used to feeling like we've got to be in prison.

Stone / Calhoun is also credited as the writer of " Rattle My Bones ", a 1956 recording by The Jodimars ( made up of former members of the Comets ), that used a similar verse structure and a chorus that went, " We're gonna rattle, gonna shake, gonna rattle, gonna shake ".

It was around this time that the program started using the Brock Brower-written signoff line " We're in touch, so you be in touch " to end each program, which continues to be used to this day ( the program also used " Around the world and into your home, the stories that touch your life " as the introduction during the show's opening titles for much of the 1990s ).

The slogan used for many years for Pedigree dog food is " Top breeders recommend it " with a current slogan of " We're for dogs ".

The second theme song (" We're Ready to Party ") first appeared in the third season and was used for almost the rest of the show's run.

" Their slogan was " We're all ears " that was used heavily on jingles.

The campaign was introduced in Summer 1979 to promote the network's Fall lineup, and was used again in the 1980-1981 season with a revised jingle-" We're Proud!

" We're Loud-Proud as a Peacock " was a radio-style parody of NBC's 1980-1981 " We're Proud " campaign, recorded by the same production studio the network employed for " Proud " and using the same voice cast used for the original " Proud " campaign.

We're used to him and just overlook his queerness.

These ads used the tagline ( with a jingle ) " We're Beatrice.

Previously, the company used " We're Not Happy, Unless You Are ", after " Target-for Fashion, Quality and Value ".

It is used in the article about the album, We're Just Waiting For You Now.

Its first slogan was " It's Your Station ", which was changed to " We're Your Station " ( also used on then sister-stations KMPH-TV in Fresno and KPTM in Omaha ).

* Twisted Sister, We're Not Gonna Take It ( used on a social campaign )

We're negotiating with a couple of other extremely huge bands on doing a co-headline tour, something that's never happened before.

" We're going to be focusing an enormous amount of public interest on a whole, wide range of environmental events, hopefully in such a manner that it's going to be drawing the interrelationships between them and, getting people to look at the whole thing as one consistent kind of picture, a picture of a society that's rapidly going in the wrong direction that has to be stopped and turned around.

We're bizarre, that's all.

We're working with the private sector and the public sector in a way that's a win-win for everyone.

We're the only paper that is consistently critical of the government in our editorials week after week, and we're the only paper that's being fined a million dollars ," he said.

We're releasing an album that's an x-ray of myself.

We're doing something that's already been done before.

We're a rock band that's all we've ever been.

" We're getting a guy that's been on winning teams, that plays the game the right way, that always plays it hard and can play all three outfield positions ," Reds general manager Wayne Krivsky said.

We're developing a songbook that's getting richer.

Bcom3 Chairman-CEO, Roger Haupt said, “ Retiring the venerable N. W Ayer name wasn ’ t easy .” Then followed that with, “ It is more about the Kaplan name ... We're in a situation where we have an excellent agency in Kaplan Thaler and at the end of the day that's the right thing to do .” Haupt saying that it was a difficult decision and that was for the better of the company.

Locksmith said if the duo's approach: " We're trying to let them know that there's an alternative to the alcohol and drugs and violence that's going on.

But then I was told: ' We're giving everyone 24 hours – that's you and them Fenian lovers across the street.

She is mentioned in Grand Funk Railroad's song " We're an American Band " (" Sweet, sweet Connie, doin ' her act / She had the whole show and that's a natural fact.

When the morning portion of Mike and the Mad Dog debuted on April 16, Francesa opened the show by saying, " We would hope someone would come to their senses and Don would come back in a couple of weeks ... We're not saying that's going to happen.

We're all God ’ s children, and that's what we're going to do .”

We're getting ready to go back in the studio, so that's where my head's at right now, that's all I want to think about until the end of the year, pretty much.

We're observing a man who will become a legend ".

We're hoping that as the cries for the removal of both Cheney and Bush now reach 46 percent and 58 percent, respectively, for impeachment, that we could begin to become a little bit more cooperative, if not even amicable, in trying to get to the truth of these matters.

According to the school's web site, early students recited a daily pledge: " We're here to win the day for the garnet and grey, and to London South we pledge allegiance now ".

We're going to make this ( New Orleans ) thing work.

" Roth's statement to Michael Corleone that " We're bigger than U. S. Steel " was actually a direct quote from Lansky, who said the same thing to his wife while watching a news story on the Cosa Nostra.

We're an iconic thing, up there in the public eye, so we have to expect that.

The LAPD's chief, William H. Parker, was interested, though skeptical, warning the inventor, " We're going to name this damn thing Sigalert.

We're going to see how passionate and driven you are, and how much you want this thing.