Sentence examples for a new motto from inspiring English sources
There's a new motto, too: "Official.
I envision a new motto: "Southwest: The World's Favorite Dickensian Airline".
In September the school announced a new motto, "Fill the Box".
The Washington Post has added a new motto to its front page: "Democracy Dies in Darkness".
So, now I just have a new motto: 'Just let it be,'" she said.
To foster this image, BP Amoco unveiled a sunburst logo and a new motto: Beyond Petroleum.
He is calling for an end to "sterile" debates over school structures and argues that "a new name and a breathless new motto" was all some schools received after exchanging local authority control for being governed by a chain of academies, the policy encouraged by the former education secretary Michael Gove.
The new campaign replaces the "Going Your Way" and "Sub Talk" mottos with a new slogan, "Improving, Nonstop," and showcases digital countdown clocks and the installation of new security cameras, among other initiatives.
What was once a motto of Safety First has evolved into a fretful new motto of Safety Only.
"Actually, come to think of it, that's a great new motto for them too".
Mark D. Naison, professor of African American studies and history at Fordham, agreed that the Bronx needed a new new motto — "one that reflects the borough's resiliency in the face of disinvestment, arson, fiscal crises, political corruption, white and middle class flight.
