Sentence examples for Different slogans from inspiring English sources

On the packets are two different slogans – "the safer choice" and "it's riskier to stay in".

Everywhere, people carried signs with different slogans that all amounted to the same thing: Mubarak must go.

An unknown dairy product was used to examine the effectiveness of three different slogans that stressed (1) product newness, (2) product familiarity, and (3) both of these attributes simultaneously.

(Another of Ayer's major clients, AT&T, had 13 different slogans over the course of the 20th century). One professor told me that many of her students were familiar with the phrase but never knew it was an advertising slogan.

Throughout the match, Richard Williams held up signs with different slogans: "Hello, Mrs. Williams, I miss and love you," and "We love the Duke and Dutchess," and "It's Venus' party, no one is invited".

That would be one way of summarising the results of a survey of British Muslim opinion that was published today by the BBC.You'll remember that in the immediate aftermath of last month's terrorist outrages in Paris (the killing of 12 people at Charlie Hebdo magazine, and then an attack on a kosher supermarket, where four people died) many different slogans popped up.

(Another ad from the same campaign featured a white man but had a different slogan).

Now she has a different slogan painted on her car: "Film the police".

The man who wept at his mentor's funeral should have had a different slogan: Let Dole Be Nixon.

Without that serendipitous chain of associations, Nike might have wound up with a different slogan: "A sneaker is forever"?

More recently, some of us had a different slogan: "Everyone worries about Najaf; people who are really paying attention worry about Ramadi".