Sentence examples for each slogan from inspiring English sources

Google allows its search advertisers to see reports on which keywords are working well as a whole but not on how each person is responding to each slogan.

"Are you smart enough?" "Are you tough enough?" With each slogan is an image of an agency employee, who seems to be waiting for an answer.

After each slogan, the camera switches to a different cut of Leslie reading another.

As the far right make common cause with each other – fighting each others' battles, echoing each others slogans – no advance in one corner of the globe is without its consequences in another.

So Bertolucci takes a seat - specs dangling about his neck, a bottle of champagne at his elbow - and explains that he wasn't actually in Paris at the time of the '68 uprisings but that friends kept him updated on each new development, "each fresh painted slogan on the walls".

Standing out from the crowd of sky-blue Better Together jackets (each bearing the slogan "UK OK") is a dash of red.

Lately I've seen a ton of overtly anti-authoritarian pins, each with a slogan more corny than the last.

Nicholas proposes the quasi-Anaxagorean slogan that "each thing is in each thing: quodlibet in quolibet" to emphasize that the individual beings or parts are no less "contracted" images of the whole created universe.

Four front walls in the gallery bear five printed legends, each arranged in an arc, each accompanied by the slogan "En Route": "To Another Stage," "Via Another Route," "On Another Plane," "At Another Time," "In Another Court".

Roughly a third of American voters think that the Marxist slogan "From each according to his ability to each according to his need" appears in the Constitution.

The libertarian philosopher Robert Nozick has suggested revising the old leftist slogan "From each according to his ability, to each according to his needs" to "From each as they choose, to each as they are chosen".