Sentence examples for better slogan from inspiring English sources

Take Walmart's "Save money, live better" slogan.

When you say that individuals can prepare, it makes me wonder if you need a better slogan.

We can get our coffee then.' " Trying harder because you're No. 2, though, is perhaps a better slogan than it is a business model.

Even if that turns out to be true — and you have to hope it is true — the digital newspaper could do with a better slogan.

He even offered a $100 prize to the reader who came up with a better slogan than the one he had coined.

For the new version of Microsoft Office, which arrives in stores Oct. 21, a better slogan might be, "Be careful what you wish for; you might get it".

But the Cocktail Party has — one imagines — more fun and certainly better slogans.

Sure, I'd like some of the wording on the banners to be spelt better and some better slogans but I admire these demonstrators hugely.

To use one of the protesters' better slogans, the 1% have gained at the expense of the 99%.If the grievances are more legitimate and broader than previous rages against the machine, then the dangers are also greater.

Of the two, Texaco historically has better slogans, including the classic, "Always trust your car to the man who wears the star".

And if you can come up with any better slogans for Bud Light, please send them my way!