Sentence examples for develop the slogan from inspiring English sources

According to David Brandon, assistant coach LaVall Jordan and director of basketball operations Travis Conlan guided the team to develop the slogan.

For Perdue, he developed the slogan "It Takes a Tough Man to Make a Tender Chicken," a play on the appearance of Frank Perdue, the company's leader.

"I'm lovin' it" is intended as an upbeat expression that a meal at McDonald's "is one of the simplest pleasures of daily life," said Jürgen Knauss, chief executive at the McDonald's roster agency that developed the slogan, Heye & Partner in the Munich suburb of Unterhaching, part of the DDB Worldwide division of the Omnicom Group.

That is why I developed the slogan, 'Socialism in Germany.' " Mr. Nier insisted that the party should have nothing to do with the terror of the Third Reich and said a pivotal battle was engaged between "the destructive Nazi side of the party, which is stronger for now, and my battle for a progressive people-based national movement".

Some people in the General Union regional office, some human-rights activists, and also some politicians from legal and illegal opposition parties developed the slogans.

U.S. District Judge Shelly D. Dick ruled Monday that the billboard is permissible, saying that Lt. Gov. Jay Dardenne, whose office developed the tourism slogan and sued MoveOn.org, "underestimates the intelligence and reasonableness of people viewing the billboard".

DAN LURIE recently came up with a new slogan: "Develop the most important part of your body -- your brain".

M&C Saatchi's co-founders, brothers Charles and Maurice Saatchi, have had a relationship with the Conservatives going back more than 30 years, having developed the "Labour Isn't Working" slogan that helped carry Margaret Thatcher to victory in 1979 at their previous agency, Saatchi & Saatchi.

If they use it, they will need to develop a compelling slogan that does.

The issue was a subject of a "spirited debate" among Obama advisers when they originally developed a slogan, according to The Wall Street Journal.

"World-class medicine that's not a world away" was the slogan developed under Mr. Stolzenberg's tenure, and it continues to be used today.