Sentence examples for best motto from inspiring English sources

Right at the front Sir Frederick Treves is quoted, on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the Boy's Own Paper: "The best motto for a hard march is 'Don't grumble.

The Serbs will not be required to recognise the new state immediately; but if they are seen to be working to undermine it at every stage, and thus jeopardising the success of the EU mission, retribution is sure to follow.The best motto for Balkan politics has always been "expect the unexpected".

"Just keep swimming" is the best motto in any sticky situation, and "bad squishy!" is the only way we know how to address jellyfish these days.

Admittedly, "Not as Bad as Kazakhstan" isn't the best possible state motto.

The team's skiing did not reflect its motto: best in the world.

4 Which motto best sums up your attitude to work? a) Don't be busy; look busy.

You'll even find Denmark's best-known design export, Lego, whose company motto ('Only the best is good enough') encapsulates the Danes' pursuit of design perfection.

AS A corporate motto, "The best or nothing" has a timeless quality.

The producer who spotted her, Anthony Havelock Allan, had a motto, "the best of everything at the lowest possible price", and, in 1935, Leigh fit the bill.

As the iPhone and what it wrought remolded people's expectations of what computing could and should be — best exemplified by the motto "it just works" — Kay's quote has become the organizing principle of the post-PC world.

Advertising Age voted the Mini campaign, with its "Let's Motor" motto, the best advertising campaign of 2002, and the Mini was named the 2003 North American car of the year, an award voted on by 49 automotive journalists.