Sentence examples for One motto from inspiring English sources

Ben Richardson had one motto: do it right the first time.

Finding your calling, and giving you the tools to take advantage of it: sounds like at least one motto a university should have.

All week the Jets adhered to one motto: if they could do it once, they could darn sure do it again.

IF one motto could be said to have guided all those responsible for the waves of development sustained by Downtown Brooklyn over the years, it might have been "Think no small thoughts".

It reflects one motto of our nation, 'E pluribus unum,' Latin for 'Out of many, one.' " It is a project, however, that may be delayed until the country's fiscal condition improves.

(A city can have more than one motto — Greenville still calls itself "The Heart and Soul of the Delta" — but it would be awkward to be more than one capital).

Every bookstore is an adventure, but particularly one whose motto is "creating chaos out of anarchy for a better tomorrow".

They set out with little medical guidance but one defining motto: "You cannot train on self-pity".

Back in the early 1990s, President Bill Clinton rode to power on the strength of one savvy motto: "It's the economy, stupid".

As one soldier motto goes, "Suck it up and drive on".

E pluribus unum out of many, one, a motto worthy of a great nation.