Sentence examples for collective motto from inspiring English sources

Their collective motto: steady-as-she-goes, though Lloyds will celebrate an end to its forced stint as a ward of the state.

"My father mostly lent me morale support, but my parents' collective motto on science projects: 'It's your experiment, your ideas and your work,"' Ms. Grover said.

For the most part a group of traditional young women whose collective motto might be "Don't make waves," Mr. Natiello's clients rely on him to make them look provocative and just this side of tarty.

People's Kitchen Collective's motto is "fill the stomach, feed the mind, nourish the soul, fuel a movement". For the last decade, cofounders Saqib Keval, Jocelyn Jackson and Sita Bhaumik have worked to create meals that reflect how food is part of a much bigger collective story.

"Tod's not from the outside," said Sarah E. McMillan, an artist with the guerilla art collective, the Madagascar Institute (motto: "Fear is Never Boring").

LE GUN, Le Gun Book, Issue 4. Le Gun, a printmaking collective in London, has one motto: the sum is greater than the parts.

Ms. Washburn is a member of the playwrights' collective 13P, which has as its motto: "We don't develop plays.

And, for the moment at least, south Florida is promising itself that it will apply Mr Leyland's motto to the rest of its collective life.

The resulting film is a celebration of both athletics and education, in which the Yuwa women demonstrate the power of collective sports as a platform for social development (as their motto reads).

So in France our motto now only unites us in moments of great collective pain, generalised pity.

The Review -- whose Latin motto means, "No one crosses my path with impunity" -- had been raising the collective blood pressure on campus with its broadsides at faculty and administrators, homosexuals, feminists, nuclear freeze supporters and affirmative action advocates.