Sentence examples for appropriate slogan from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, a more appropriate slogan would be "I saw 'Spider-Man' and slept".

An appropriate slogan for this mind-set might be: "If it's written down, we don't even frown.

A more appropriate slogan for this series might be Brick City, considering the way both teams shot again.

But when it comes to the future of the euro, "It's the politics, stupid" is the more appropriate slogan.

It is quite clear that smoking does not make you free (probably a more appropriate slogan for the washing machine or the pill), but the association made women feel powerful, and it stuck.

I'm beginning to think that the old phrase "think globally, act locally" has become an appropriate slogan for Web 2.0.

Help your children think of appropriate slogans and consider making signs with slogans to which children can relate.

The most popular style, sold on the brand's Web site, features the Super Bowl-appropriate slogan "To the victor, go the spoils".

Needless to say, the Romney campaign has wasted no time in appropriating the slogan of the fictional Dillon Panthers football team, gleefully pasting "Clear Eyes, Full Hearts, Can't Lose" into every release and email.

When Princeton students took up orange and black as the school colors in the 1800s – as a reference to Nassau Hall, King William III, and the House of Orange-Nassau – they appropriated the slogan as well, using it as a rallying cry at sporting events.

But that did not prevent people from appropriating the slogan.