Sentence examples for encouraging slogan from inspiring English sources
Since everything at Wylie Dufresne's new place is so very just so, you have to assume the name is supposed to remind you of WD-40, the handyman's all-purpose product with the encouraging slogan: "There's always another use".
By Kevin Conley Since everything at Wylie Dufresne's new place is so very just so, you have to assume the name is supposed to remind you of WD-40, the handyman's all-purpose product with the encouraging slogan: "There's always another use".
When he was young he used to pin encouraging slogans to his bedroom walls.
Far above his head, on the walls of the gym that made him a player, are encouraging slogans.
Encouraging slogans about military victory and marital harmony are engraved on the gold, along with the first names of a few original owners.
In other photographs, McNevin plays with a pixel stick to insert warning signs and write encouraging slogans.
These days I'm more likely to see signs on truck and car bumpers that bear a slogan encouraging women to expose their breasts.
In one inland village, Chanticelle, One Dog urges a little caution, since this town is known for its "warrior" mentality, as he calls it, and we pass a painted slogan encouraging citizens to "Walk Away.
For their tickets attendees got not only Iain Duncan Smith as a keynote speaker, but also "catering... of the highest quality" The estate agents were also roused by an inspirational slogan encouraging them to "rise above the rest, be the best", and become "the Uber Agent".
Denmark's slogans encouraging sperm donors are compellingly macho and patriotic: "These are the main Danish export products beer, Lego and sperm!", and "Congratulations, it's a Viking!" The London Sperm Bank settles for the rather less inspiring "Lend a hand".
But why can't he remember Michèle Lalonde's 1968 poem "Speak White", about the campaign slogan aimed at encouraging French-Canadians to speak English, which he's due to deliver at an important recital in two weeks?
