Sentence examples for created a slogan from inspiring English sources
IBM has created a slogan, "Ready for Watson," to help sell its products that way.
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.
Without intending to, this Parisian artistic director and music journalist created a slogan for demonstrations of unity across the planet.
They even created a slogan around it: "Drink Wine.
They need to create a slogan that will continue on, just like Kim Il-sung had with Chollima speed".
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.
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.
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.
It happens more often than you think, and it happens because of the false belief that branding is simply about creating a slogan and a logo that millions of people will recognize and remember.
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.
