Sentence examples for general motto from inspiring English sources

The general motto of the Daily Mail seems to be that a woman's role in life is to be pretty, thin, get married, quit work, have children and, ideally, disappear or die before getting embarrassingly old and fat (it is no wonder the paper loved Diana so much).

While promoting messages on timely immunization under the general motto of the European Immunization Week "Prevent, Protect, Immunize", UNICEF and the Ministry of Health and Medical Industry use innovative methods to impact the behaviour of caregivers on the benefits of vaccination.

— in front of the Four Loko motto, "The Surgeon General isn't always right".

Please do visit again, and, on your way out, take a selfie no flash!—in front of the Four Loko motto, "The Surgeon General isn't always right".

Year in and year out, taxes are the hottest political issue in New Hampshire, a state that, along with Alaska, has no personal income tax or general sales tax (its official motto is "Live Free Or Die") and whose residents take great pride in roughing up politicians who do not pledge to oppose new levies.

In general, the Helicopter Moms Club motto is "Praise in public, punish in private".

Morton's Powell is perhaps a little overwrought for a general who keeps on his desk the motto "Never let them see you sweat"; nonetheless, he's impressive.

As for other generals, Keegan considers Stonewall Jackson "a military genius" whose operational motto, however — "always mystify, mislead and surprise the enemy" — sometimes mystified his own subordinates.

At other times, the issue is a more general one of status or taste, as conveyed in the motto printed on bottles of Hendrick's gin: "It is not for everyone".

As per the game's motto, "the irreverent trivia party game", the questions often combine general knowledge along with popular culture references and verbal wordplay to determine the correct answer.

Motto: : It's cheesy because I'm Iranian — and probably in general — but It's a quote from Rumi and very good advice for a wide range of trades : "sell cleverness, buy bewilderment".