Sentence examples for a motto with from inspiring English sources

Such devices belong to the Renaissance tradition of the "emblem," which combines a motto with a simple symbolic picture (often a woodcut or engraving) and a concise explanation of the picture motto.

The coat of arms consists of a shield, a crest, and a motto, together with a helmet.

Mr. Morgan, who admits to having made this mistake at times, has a motto he shares with clients, "Don't make the person feel powerless; empower them to make their own decisions".

The article also referred incorrectly to a Martinelli newspaper motto, "With the Tenacity of a Terrier".

She presented him with a motto for Washington's Birthday.

The only other borough with a motto validated in the Administrative Code is Brooklyn.

Hasbro executives summed up the appeal of the game with a motto: "Win loudly, lose quietly".

After his release, Mr. Salehi jokingly came up with a motto that succinctly summed up America's conflicting priorities.

Some time later he gives her a brooch and a note with a motto printed on it: "A hungry belly hath no ears".

The country abolished its military in 1948, and with a motto of "pura vida," or pure life, it has spent decades cultivating an image of easygoing democratic stability.

The trailer closes with a motto from Zampherini himself: "Don't give up, don't give in, there's always an answer to everything".