Sentence examples for appropriate motto from inspiring English sources

His hometown has an appropriate motto: Better Not Bigger.

He provided the highly appropriate motto, Ubi Est Mea?, Where's Mine?

"It was the height of the progressive era, and everyone was looking for good government and it seemed like an appropriate motto for the time," Mr. Ultan said.

The 5-pound coin struck to mark the occasion bears the words "not for self but country" in Latin, a most appropriate motto for an aristocratic immigrant who served in the Royal Navy but left to marry a royal heiress, and then, as her consort, made 22,219 of the sorts of formal appearances that royals do for a living in these post-feudal times, from cutting ribbons to visiting distant lands.

Some of the patterns he sent Chase in December 1863 used "God Our Trust", and he wrote of the design, "the devices are beautiful and appropriate, and the motto on each such, as all who fear God and love their country, will approve".

At Basingstoke, more particularly, the assemblage of spectators was very numerous, and appropriate sentences or mottoes were emblazoned on the railings by the road-side.At the station at Winchester, the concourse of spectators lined one side of the road for nearly half a mile.

Developing user-friendly content must be the motto so that appropriate information is passed to the clients.

However, they can effectively act on that motto with the appropriate education, awareness and organizational support.

The Catalan institution's motto is the entirely appropriate "Més que un club" (More than a club) and since the club was founded in 1899 they have stayed true to that most simple of statements.

It seems ironic, and yet appropriate, that a restaurant chain whose saccharine motto is "In here it's always Friday" would be the focal point of such a strike.

Can we appropriate Enobarbus's fascination with Cleopatra, borrowed for the motto of this volume: "age cannot wither Shakespeare, or custom stale"?