Sentence examples for all the slogans from inspiring English sources

"The withdrawal operation will take away all the slogans that some countries hide behind in order to interfere in the internal affairs of Iraq," Mr. Maliki said.

I've taken note of all the slogans: Don't look back.

In Pitt's spot-on portrayal, McMahon fulsomely mouths all the slogans we're accustomed to hearing on the news: America is in Afghanistan in the interests of "nation-building" and to "win hearts and minds".

The fall of Saddam Hussein never had the narrative of a revolution, with all the slogans attributed to Omar Mukhtar, the Libyan resistance leader hanged in 1931.

On April 9, 2003, the day the statue of Saddam was pulled down in central Baghdad, Hitchens wrote, "So it turns out that all the slogans of the anti-war movement were right after all.

For all the slogans and military operations, over 54,000 people have boarded boats across the Indian Ocean this year, with around 20,000 in just the two months of October and November.

After all, the slogan for Eli & Sons is, "There's work to be done".

The crowd rallied through the city demanding "justice for all," the slogan that lent the protest its name.

After all, the slogan of his second presidential campaign was "Protect the Earth, Serve the People, Explore the Universe".

"Forget it all -- the slogans and the sound bites.

Let's look at all of the slogans that the NRA and gun advocates trot out and see how they apply here: "Gun regulation only hurts law-abiding citizens".