Sentence examples for a slogan like from inspiring English sources

Maybe Adobe ought to adopt a slogan like "PDF files: The Official Format of the Paperless-Office Myth").

So when Livni tries to distinguish herself by campaigning on a slogan like "Netanyahu — International boycott; Livni — Diplomatic Solution," she just looks silly.

Look at those "ghost ads" on the sides of faded Victorian buildings: apparently, it was once profitable to advertise soap with a slogan like "It makes you clean".

When he gets worked up or speed-reads commercials, the syllables clot like kids swarming the ball on a soccer field, until out of a scrum of misshapen syllables a predicate emerges, or a slogan like "the luxury of Lexus".

The photographs -- part of an educational campaign organized by Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays -- are expected to carry a slogan like "we love our gay daughter".

Should the Legislature agree, voters would see that amendment in November, probably after a campaign with a slogan like, "Hey, you don't want money back, do you?" Five months later, those voters will be passing judgment — in party primaries — on the lawmakers who offered the breaks on the November ballot.

Maybe back then, he couldn't think of an equally "clever" slogan like, "Bucks for Brokers".

Not that Zanu-PF have been keeping their winning tactic much of a secret, displaying slogans like, "Zanu-PF can torture you anytime, the youths can beat you," and, "If they oppose, we cut off their hands.

Shouting slogans like, "A nous la rue" ("The street is ours" and "This is what democracy looks like," and various anti-austerity chants, the protestors' demands were obvious.

The group advertised heavily for a seasonal blower ban, using slogans like: "It must be summer in Greenwich.

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