Sentence examples for a motto that from inspiring English sources

It was a motto that invited more derision.

The new publisher wanted a motto that would affirm the newspaper's straightforward news policy.

It is a motto that served him well as he dumbfounded the doubters in returning to peak form.

At Rangers, the players are being forced to betray a motto that has embodied the club's fight against financial ruin.

"We have a motto that goes like this: run like a business, act like a nonprofit, care to be better".

Eyeo, whose only product is Adblock Plus, has a motto that alludes to its bigger aspirations: "We want to make the Internet better for everyone.

STAFF members at the Flea Theater have a motto that keeps brows sweating and feet moving nearly around the clock: An empty theater is a shameful one.

This is not a motto that has been devised since the rebellion; it has been its guiding principle since its founding in 2004 – the "great year of rehabilitation".

"If anybody breaks that particular motto he could be said to oppose the entire reason for government and could be put on trial, which proves it's a motto that should be followed".

The tag had a motto that could have worked for Rothmans as well, an appropriate mix of apology and boast: "It's still the same classic fit, just refined a little bit".

It isn't a motto that has been used much at the Raiders over the last two decades but it is high time it becomes their mantra if they are going to change tack and become relevant again.