Sentence examples for famed slogan from inspiring English sources

The channel always insists it covers the news by its famed slogan "fair and balanced", and Ailes recently outlined his editorial philosophy in terms that would seem to dismiss any notion of problems in the wake of Romney's defeat.

The resignation, which contradicts claims Manafort would stay on earlier in the week, is the second moment Trump has exercised his famed slogan "you're fired" – following the ousting of Lewandowski, in June.

Protecting the 'I Love New York' Brand Last week, the state tourism board, Empire State Development, announced a retooled "I Love New York" marketing campaign centered on the famed slogan and design, this time with an emphasis on gas-saving day trips and short vacations for residents of the region.

Sanders staffers on the other hand, tolerate but do not encourage an entourage of travelling salesmen who set up shop outside major events hawking unofficial gear, including hats, badges, and t-shirts bearing the now-famed slogan "Feel the Bern".

Smokey Bear, who first appeared on posters in the 1940s, became famed for the slogan, "Only you can prevent forest fires".

MAYBE it's time to replace the famed campaign slogan "It's the economy, stupid" with "It's the Nasdaq, numskulls".

Boston's famed Heartbreak Hill?

Madagascar is famed for its "megadiversity".

"Not famed for me!" he said.

Chelsea were famed for it.

Instead, they are famed absentees.