Sentence examples for familiar slogan from inspiring English sources
"Home rule means Rome rule" was a familiar slogan.
And what about the familiar slogan "Thank you, PaineWebber"?
"We are ending the something-for-nothing culture," became a familiar slogan in ministers' speeches.
In substance he echoes the familiar slogan that we must have peace even if we have to fight for it.
The policy is a hardline deterrent established to "stop the boats" – a familiar slogan in Australian politics.
When all that biographical information is on one résumé, however, the result is, to paraphrase a familiar slogan, not your father's Madison Avenue.
Familiar slogans like "Death to America" were chanted in heavily accented Persian.
Or the regime faithful chorusing the familiar slogans at Friday prayers?It is tantalisingly hard to know.
The rest of the time they devoted to rehearsing familiar slogans and dissecting the arcana of New Jersey election science.
To their familiar slogans — demanding freedoms, praising God and cursing the ruling family — the young protesters added a new demand, written on a placard in English, so the Americans might see: "U.S.A. Stop arming the killers".
Potential candidates declare their modernising credentials by turning up tieless in television studios where they spout wearingly familiar slogans about change and the need to reconnect with the voters.
