Sentence examples for carry slogans from inspiring English sources

Banners carry slogans: "You're part of it".

We do not carry slogans or propaganda, not at all.

Signs on its streets and in taxicabs carry slogans like "Yes! Pyeongchang".

The banners in Syntagma carry slogans such as: "Merkel out, Greece is not your colony" and "This is not a European Union, it's slavery".

Stone markers on the road carry slogans that remind travelers of what is so visually apparent: "Kashmir: a miniature heaven designed by nature for earthly people".

Even a blue blankness of sky is an unendurable waste of good layout space, & must be made to carry slogans & trade names.

Banners in the crowd carried slogans like "While you watch your nightly soap opera, we fight for you".

They are advertising their educational prowess directly to parents, through billboard signs on highways, mailing campaigns and clothes carrying slogans.

Banners hung on police barriers carried slogans such as "common sense ends when violence begins" and "boycott US products".

Most were youths, carrying slogans such as "Murderous government", "Enough of this government" and "No Forgiveness in Kabylia".

They carried slogans denouncing what they believed was a political plot to discredit Mr. Roh -- a charge rejected by prosecutors.