Sentence examples for fitting motto from inspiring English sources

"All the books that fit" is the fitting motto of Barbara's Bestsellers on the lower level, a small space that packs in about 5,000 titles.

Emerson, whose work he always kept nearby, suggests the fitting motto: "Everything good is on the highway".

It is also a fitting motto for his present job as chairman of the Northern Ireland peace talks, which were reaching a nail-biting climax as Easter approached.

"Things have to be true!" A fitting motto for the writer of fantasy, who must create a believable young hero or heroine in a memorable alternate world.

Good Housekeeping might also be a fitting motto for its owner, Hearst, which has propped up sales of its flagship UK titles such as Men's Health against a gloomy backdrop of across-the-board circulation declines.

The words she famously uttered after recovering from a drug-induced coma back in '69 – "wild horses couldn't drag me away" (poached by the Rolling Stones' lead singer for the song "Wild Horses") – provide a fitting motto for one who has lived life to extremes.

"In today's changing job market, the 'one size fits all' motto does not apply," says Heather Rieff, senior policy analyst at the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology FASEBB).

No writings of Malachy are known to exist, but falsely ascribed to him is the Prophecy of the Popes, a 16th-century forgery consisting of a list of mottoes supposedly fitting pontiffs from the mid-12th century to the end of time.

The motto fits perfectly with his philosophy that successful businesses should give something back.

At Ohio's Fairmount Minerals, employees take part in "Appreciative Inquiry" summits where they dream, discuss the company's future, and develop projects that fit with their motto "Do Good, Do Well".

A lot better, indeed there are no sales or income taxes in New Hampshire, fitting for a state whose motto is "Live Free or Die".