Sentence examples for In motto from inspiring English sources

But it is possible to remove "energy vampires," people who "suck the life out of our goals, dreams and plans for success," Jon Gordon writes in Motto, "if we let them".

MATTE is sold at Printed Matter and at the I.C.P., and distributed in Europe by MOTTO, in Berlin.

The main ideas embodied in the revolutionary legislation were to be found in the motto of the French Revolution, "Liberté, égalité, fraternité" (which is still the motto of France).

He said he also represents Wood County, where he lives, in a lawsuit challenging its invocation of God in its motto and prayers at public meetings.

Such spirit was reflected in the motto of the anniversary celebrations – "From Denial To Recognition.

And in the motto of her life, from Chaucer, "gladly wolde he lerne and gladly teche".

Its concern with relevant knowledge is made explicit in its motto: Think and Do.

In Peculiar (motto "Where the 'Odds' are with you"), Democrats are rare.

Early hours feature singles and middle-aged Upper West Siders in their motto T-shirts and baggy chinos.

Mr. McGreevey's off-the-rack style seems to be reflected in the motto carried on Main Street banners: "Woodbridge Works".

There's a simple, ancient moral summed up in the motto of the British Special Forces, the S.A.S.: "Who dares, wins.