Sentence examples for clever slogan from inspiring English sources

"A mind is a terrible thing to waste" is more than a clever slogan.

Method, the cleaning products company known for its clever slogan ("people against dirty") and stylish packaging, is introducing a laundry detergent.

For his re-election campaign in 1992, George H.W. Bush adopted the clever slogan, "Annoy the media, re-elect President Bush".

In 1998, the campaign it helped orchestrate for the release of General Pinochet had a clever slogan – "reconciliation not retribution" – but also internal tensions.

That is part of the clever slogan marketing.

Maybe back then, he couldn't think of an equally "clever" slogan like, "Bucks for Brokers".

The clever slogans however might be missed.

Last year, the school created T-shirts with clever slogans like "Whatcha talkin' 'bout Bilas?" The hope, though, remains the same.

Plus lots of competitions, preferably ones with clever slogans, like "Pencils for victory" for an equipment-collecting scheme.

It should not be the role of banking adverts, lift music, clever slogans, or commerce to introduce us to Shakespeare, Bach, Picasso, Dvorak and the rest.

For more than 100 years, the firefighters of New York have been devising clever slogans for their firehouses, drawing on history, imagination and quirks of personal character to identify themselves and to distinguish their companies from the rest of the department.