Sentence examples for alternative slogan from inspiring English sources

Maybe you have an alternative slogan or phrase that sums up your country better than any tourist board ever could?

Le Tréport tourist board alternative slogan of the week: "Le Tréport – where every family's an unhappy one".

No. What I think this is indicative of is that really we've been led up a blind alley by an NUS leadership that has called a demonstration under 'educate, employ, empower', which isn't really a very serious political alternative slogan".

Since that roll call - now a high-selling slogan for T-shirts and the alternative slogan to Manning's "Omaha" – the Packers have won four straight and over that stretch Rodgers has 13 touchdowns, completed over 70% of his passes and most impressively thrown zero interceptions.

As Richard Dawkins says: "This campaign to put alternative slogans on London buses will make people think – and thinking is anathema to religion".

According to Mr. Abunimah: It's a similar gag that relates to the law banning Nakba commemorations by municipalities, but to soften the blow Netanyahu and gang propose alternative slogans for Nakba Day celebrations.

He improvises alternative slogans and finally blurts, "Life -- the cure for the common breakfast".

At the time, we threw out some alternative slogans the president could use if KAG didn't work out, including "Who will survive and what will be left of them?" from 1974's "Texas Chainsaw Massacre," or "Be Afraid.

Podemos promoted itself as a populist alternative, using slogans that drew on a familiar international vocabulary with overtones of Occupy and of the European anti-austerity movement: "We Are the 99%"; "The Debt Is Illegitimate"; "The Two-Party System Is a Thing of the Past".

"No eviction without alternative" became the slogan, and the movement for the first time united all 1,200 slums in Mumbai.

* And so to the results of this column's competition to write an alternative T-shirt slogan marking Boris's mayoral re-election campaign.