Sentence examples for first slogan from inspiring English sources

Think about, for example, Mr McCain's "Country First" slogan in the 2008 presidential campaign.

The first slogan, as reported by Mike Berardino of The Orlando Sun-Sentinel, is "One team.

"The first slogan was 'a place for all people, all ages and all creeds.

In 1971, Rykiel launched her first slogan sweater with the word "SENSUOUS" emblazoned across it.

"Total Merrill" is the first slogan for Merrill since it stopped using "Be Bullish" more than a year ago.

His "America First" slogan is, among other things, a disavowal of any ambition to lead the world.

(One of its first slogans was a call to arms issued by Eric Ogbogu, a former N.F.L. defensive end who now works for the company: "Protect this house").

When protesters in Bahrain tried to emulate the revolution in Egypt by starting mass demonstrations in February 2011, the first slogans called for reform, not for the overthrow of the ruling family.

The very meaning of graffiti has changed in Cairo since the first slogans appeared in back alleys and on tanks.

One of the lessons from the bruising experience of print news organisations is that adapting to new consumer expectations driven by technology is more than a matter of rearranging the desks in the newsroom or adopting a "digital-first" slogan.

Now that Donald Trump's nativist insurgency has captured its capital, the rest of the world is anxious to know how that vision will be visited upon them, as Trump seeks to define his boilerplate "America-first" slogan overseas.