Sentence examples for create a slogan from inspiring English sources

They need to create a slogan that will continue on, just like Kim Il-sung had with Chollima speed".

At the mayor's request, several of the city's top rival advertising agencies volunteered to create a slogan ("Everybody wins when you mail it in") and a slick package of accompanying television and radio advertisements.

Using this evaluation, create a slogan for either the Bush-Cheney or the Kerry-Edwards ticket, and explain how it could be a winning slogan in the 2004 election.

The DSCC is out with a new ad that attempts to create a slogan for voters who are hesitant to vote for Ken Buck, the Tea Party-backed Republican running for Colorado Senate.

Decide what you will stand for and create a slogan to match the belief.

Create a slogan that will go on your posters.

The organizers had created a slogan for the race: "UniF1ed — One Nation in Celebration," in contravention of the Formula One rules that state that the series and its organizer, the International Automobile Federation, are apolitical.

And yet he would ask: "Were we right, when we resisted removal from Sophiatown" – a multi-racial township cleared in 1954 – "with the slogans 'We shall not move' and 'Over our dead bodies'?" We were not ready to defend our people when push came to shove, yet we created a slogan that created an expectation.

Just over the last couple of years, she says, her students have worked with nearly 50 businesses, performing services as diverse as alerting a distributor of key lime pies that his Web site was about to expire, helping a hair salon relocate and creating a slogan for it, and urging a maker of hurricane shutters to market them as protection against burglars as well as storms.

Without intending to, this Parisian artistic director and music journalist created a slogan for demonstrations of unity across the planet.

Reid's agency came up with the evangelical "I Found It!" bumper stickers for Campus Crusade for Christ, creating a slogan that generated instant parodies as well as widespread publicity.