Sentence examples for by using the slogan from inspiring English sources

(3) Defeating his Greek-American opponent in 1972 in part by using the slogan, "Jesse Helms: He's One of Us!" (4) Distributing tens of thousands of leaflets in 1976 during the Reagan-Ford primary fight in N.C. that alleged Gerald Ford was considering picking a black running mate.

In the run-up to Pakistani elections in October 1993, Nawaz Sharif's party occasionally taunted its rival, the PPP of Benazir Bhutto, by using the slogan "you gave up Dhaka, we took Kabul".

As a master Manipulator, Trump uses language to galvanize voters; for instance, by using the marketable slogan "Make America Great Again," he made his politics an easy sale.

For Reid the coverage of the 2012 Paralympics by Channel 4 – using the slogan 'Thanks for the warm up' – showed how shedding old paradigms can allow people with disabilities to be treated with respect and admiration.

Founded by Joseph Thornton in Sheffield and using the slogan "chocolate heaven since 1911", the company floated on the stock market in 1987 at a time when it enjoyed widespread popularity.

A darling of the grassroots he first came to prominence in a "by-election" (a special parliamentary election) in the early 1980s when he trounced an openly gay opponent who supported gay rights by using the subtle campaign slogan "Simon Hughes - The Straight Choice".

He caused a storm at that time by using the pre-war antisemitic slogan, "Poland for the Poles".

Core Issues Trust director Dr Mike Davidson, who described himself as an "ex-homosexual", argues that TfL have been willing to air controversial adverts in the past that might have caused offence to some such as a campaign by atheists which used the slogan: "There's probably no God.

One listing, which was highlighted by the Financial Times, even used the slogan: "Knockoff Apple watches have hit the market!" Taobao's owner said it did, however, remove deceptive ads.

(The company's best-known brand, Arrogant Bastard Ale, uses the slogan "Hated by many. Loved by few. You're not worthy").

To promote its converted Sprinter vans, Chalmers Automotive in Liberty, Mo., uses the slogan "Inconspicuous by design".