In the early 1980's Southwestern Bell ran a series of T.V. spots with the tagline, "Reach Out and Touch Someone" - but the tagline became memorable following the broadcast 1983 spot directed by Stephen Spielberg and written by Bret Stout, leveraging the popularity of hit 1983 movie E.T., "E.T. phones home on weekends and saves 30%", and ending with E.T.'s hand reaching out and his finger lighting up, "Reach Out and Touch Someone".
Yes, it is correct to say "Please contact." This is a commonly used phrase to ask someone to reach out or get in touch with them.
The slogan "Reach Out and Touch Someone" used by AT&T, specifically by their Bell System agency.
The jingle "Reach out and touch someone" is associated with AT&T and emphasizes the importance of connecting with loved ones. The phrase encourages people to make a phone call to maintain personal connections. While the complete lyrics are not provided here, the central message revolves around communication and the emotional bonds it fosters.
9 to 5 - 1982 Reach Out and Touch Someone 4-1 was released on: USA: 13 September 1986
Yes, the phrase "made your heart melt" is a metaphor. It is used to describe strong emotions or feelings that can soften or touch someone's heart in a figurative way.
Reach Out Your Hand - And Touch Somebody - was created in 1972-04.
A product is something you can touch, a service is an action performed by someone (labor). If you buy a new battery for your car, that's a product. The installation of that battery is a service.
iPod Touch is a product, produced by Apple, the brand-name company.
No. It is two words. It is an idiomatic verb phrase, meaning to keep someone informed. It comes from the term in cricket or baseball.
Verb = touch Noun = bag
Yes, you can reach out and touch another half of something.
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