Sentence examples for another motto from inspiring English sources

Another motto: "It's not over till the fat lady barks".

SWEET-MARIA'S in Waterbury makes "more than just another pretty cake" and that's more than just another motto.

Cage also looked to Meister Eckhart and Thomas Aquinas, finding another motto in Aquinas's declaration that "art imitates nature in its manner of operation".

(If the school does not have a motto or song, the class should agree upon another motto, song or story so that all students are representing the same concepts).

The credo of the ESA guidelines is to use management algorithms with predefined intervention triggers according to another motto: 'use a protocol'.

After dumping the skeeviest OxyContin traffickers in the book into a pond divebombed by pelicans, Serge offers another motto-worthy pronouncement: "I didn't invent nature.

To quote another republican motto, "The price of liberty is eternal vigilance," with each group watching over the others to ensure that none of them dominated the other by ignoring their concerns.

Ironwork is in many ways a throwback, a trade handed down from father to son, in which physical strength matters and unrepentant masculinity flourishes; where heavy cigarette smoking is common and alcohol consumption is high; "hard work and hard drink," to quote another ironworkers' motto.

His literary encounter with Sextus produced a decisive shock: around 1576, when Montaigne had his own personal medal coined, he had it engraved with his age, with "Epecho", "I abstain" in Greek, and another Sceptic motto in French: 'Que sais-je?': what do I know ?

I suppose what I'm saying, at the risk of providing another T-shirt motto for the Montreal Poutine Web site, is that poutine grows on you.

The World Social Forum, a gathering of self-proclaimed progressives who want to turn back trade, growth and globalisation has adopted as its slogan the motto "Another world is possible".