So, after developing a process to sell street exposure to sponsors, are the companies' executives driving slogan-emblazoned vehicles all the way to the bank?
The closest tripartite rivalry I can compare it to is Florida State football fans sporting T-shirts that say, "Friends Don't Let Friends Attend Florida," a parody of the antidrunken-driving slogan.
Rose's face was everywhere on the block around Tunie Funeral Home for his Sunday wake, appearing on T-shirts with slogans driving the twin expressions of grief and desire for justice.
Benjamin's closing argument, the point toward which his entire essay is presumably driving, substitutes a clever slogan for thought.
She sparked outrage less than a month later, however, when she sported a red hat bearing Trump's "Make America Great Again" slogan while driving in Los Angeles.
Tea party protesters braved some very uncooperative weather Wednesday to join a tax day tea party in a park next to the White House in Washington, D.C. Several hundred protesters (an event organizer tallied no fewer than 1,500 attendees) withstanding driving rain to chant slogans and wave signs decrying government spending and taxes.
That alone will help Pontiac as it busts its hump elsewhere in the division to make good on that up 'til now hollow ad slogan "We are driving excitement!" The Cadillac XLR is the car we most want to drive next year.
On two Web sites and through a not-for-profit organization called Hearts Across America — the operations are run out of the Jack Shack — the two Asses promote designated driving and personal responsibility, with slogans like "Be a smart ass, not a dumb ass".
Meanwhile, Mr. Ford, you have taken up the mantra of truck driving macho man as your tentative slogan: Harold Ford: Nobody's Man but Ours, would suggest.
At 10 30 a.m. that day, Margarito Reynoso, 20, of Pasadena was driving past Muir High, shouting gang slogans, Pasadena police said.
