Sentence examples for changed its motto from inspiring English sources

It changed its motto from "Stir the soul" to "Let friendship shine".

In the past year, the company has scrapped its familiar king mascot, changed its motto from "Have it Your Way" to "Taste is King," and, in its biggest menu expansion to date, added new, lighter items like wraps and salads to its menu.

After workers bought a majority stake in United Airlines in the summer of 1994, creating the world's biggest employee-owned company, managers began referring to them as "owners" and the airline changed its motto to "fly our friendly skies".

Facebook famously changed its motto in 2014 from "Move fast and break things" to "Move fast with stable infra" aka 'infrastructure'infrastructure

That night she suggested that American Airlines needed some help with its P.R., and should change its motto to "First Into the World Trade Center".

And it's dogged by criticism for its policy of censoring search results in China, a decision that Bill Gates once mocked by saying that Google should change its motto from "Don't be evil" to "Do less evil".

CPS should change its motto from "Children First" to "Spin to Win".

Whatever it is, old subscribers are on their way back to the streaming service; perhaps Netflix should change its motto to "Forgive and Forget".

In the meantime, according to columnist Maureen Dowd, New Hampshire may change its motto from "Live Free or Die," to "Live Pink or Die".

In 2005, the new Brigade Commander changed the motto of the infantry brigade from "Snow Hawks" to "Arctic Wolves".

Burger King has been experimenting with unsuccessful rebrandings (they did away with the King, renamed their French fries "Satisfries," and changed their motto to "Be Your Way").