Touché to the Cliché (sic)
“Our search for a successor will focus on finding a digital-first, disruptive and innovative leader who can build on Dana’s legacy and mobilise breakthrough marketing in a rapidly changing global consumer landscape.”
John … … is impressed. Ten cliche’s in a single sentence. Is that a record?
Not a record, not even a CD, just improper apostrophe usage.
Dare I say touché .. or is that a cliché? (Resisting the temptation to fix the error and dlete the other chap’s comment.)
These chaps seem to think so. There’s also this.