Sentence examples for an old slogan from inspiring English sources

"No pain, no gain" is an old slogan with new repercussions.

Mr Reid has adopted an old slogan of Harry Truman's, "Give 'Em Hell, Harry", and even registered it as a campaign website.

"Islam is not the solution," said Mr. Maadi, back in his office and riffing on an old slogan of the Muslim Brotherhood and others.

To put a new twist on an old slogan Nike dreamed up for Eric Cantona and Manchester United, 1966 was a great year for English football.

A large part of Mr. Sharon's Likud Party, which had an old slogan about its refusal to return Palestinian territory - "Not one inch!" - opposes the plan and will continue to try to block it and its committed proponent, Mr. Sharon.

A large part of Mr. Sharon's Likud Party, which had an old slogan -- "Not one inch!" -- about its refusal to return territory, opposes the plan and will continue to try to block it.

A familiar old slogan – "End British Internment" – is daubed across a wall near the Holy Family.

A fine old slogan of the poet William Carlos Williams may be due another inning: "No ideas but in things".

It was a book that implicitly made the argument that Palestine was a tabula rasa waiting for its Jewish revival; or, as the old slogan had it: "a land without a people for a people without a land".

Leave it to Apple to — paraphrasing the company's old slogan a bit — think differently.

Some of the donated guitars bear the legend This Machine Kills Time, a play on the old slogan Woody Guthrie scrawled on his guitar, This Guitar Kills Fascists.