Sentence examples for a common slogan from inspiring English sources

"This is the revolution of all the people," read a common slogan.

If the vendors at Computex had a common slogan, it would be "more for less".Among the products that generated the most heat were those that saved energy.

"We belong to the 99% who will no longer remain silent", said a placard held up by one man, echoing a common slogan of the Wall Street movement's participants.

The other wall was covered in a common slogan expressing the loyalty of pro-government militiamen to President Bashar al-Assad: "Assad, or we burn the whole country!" The same blogger also made a haunting panoramic still image of the six men in captivity by stitching together frames from the video.

A common slogan warned against the "three forces" of terrorism, separatism and extremism.

"Marijuana is medicine" has become a common slogan in America today, as people like Dr. Christian Thurstone, a Colorado doctor working with kids, recently talked about on National Public Radio.

But once upon a time the goal was full employment - a common political slogan in post-war Britain as society attempted to put behind it the horrors of the Great Depression.

The most common slogan was "Allah-o-akbar," the popular chant of the 1978-79 revolution.

"No hate, no fear, everyone is welcome here!" was another common slogan.

After all, "love trumps hate" has become the most common slogan of the progressive movement.

For years, the most common slogan on Utah license plates was simply, beautifully, "Greatest Snow on Earth".