Sentence examples for best slogans from inspiring English sources
'Just do it' – one of the best slogans ever".
Labour isn't working (Conservatives, 1978) OK, not all the best slogans come from protest.
In his recent book The Beach Beneath the Street: The Everyday Life and Glorious Times of the Situationist International, McKenzie Wark recalled one of the best slogans of May 1968 Paris: "Do not adjust your mind, there is a fault with reality".
In this way, television politics does not attempt to convey who might be best at being president but rather who has the best slogans and can get the best ratings.
Not the best slogan ever then.
Worked up by the shoving match with the police, we chanted our best slogan: "We.
Perhaps the best slogan that Conservatives ever had was "Trust the people" and that is what I'm doing on both of these issues [Scotland and the EU].
"Good guys with guns" (cc'ing Legal to see if we can TM) is undoubtedly the best slogan we've come up with since "Guns don't kill people... ...... and "If guns are outlawed..."....
The survey is not about who shouts the loudest, or who has the best slogan or soundbite – it's about what people, in their hundreds of thousands, are voting for.
"Now, I admit that's not the best slogan, but McDonald's already took, 'You deserve a break today.' "I get it's kind of catching, because everyone else is biting it," he said.
Mr. Forrester, a former seminarian, has made Mr. Torricelli's ethical problems the keystone of his campaign, and this has given him the best slogan: "Help is on the way".
