Sentence examples for global slogan from inspiring English sources
Facing weak regional cola sales, Coke recently revealed a new global slogan, "Welcome to the Coke side of life".
BMW, for example, has successfully fused its global slogan of the "ultimate driving machine" with a Chinese-style declaration of ambition.
McDonald's has a global marketing slogan ("I'm lovin' it") and a global look with the omnipresent golden arches, but its menu is attuned to local palates and customs.
It is essential that it remain a reality and not merely a global advertising slogan.
The slogan is "global jihad".
The red chests have been replaced with a white pattern featuring a repeated Ю (yu) character, which seems to have become their logo, and they have dropped the clumsy slogan "Russian global cycling project" from the jerseys completely.
With the slogan "Travel Global, Pay Local" Cubic telecom is attacking incumbent mobile operators and mobile roaming charges with a dedicated SIM card and a free incoming number from the USA, UK, France or Ireland for €29.99.
Ironically, in its own way the scale and swiftness of the bank bail-out has vindicated the slogan of the global justice movement that "another world is possible".
In August, the government began a global marketing campaign featuring the slogan "100% Middle-earth, 100% Pure New Zealand".
Nearly four years ago Rufus Pollock coined the phrase "Raw Data Now" which web inventor Sir Tim Berners-lateratransformedrmed into the slogan for a global movement.
For example, Santander recently ran an advertising campaign in international media outlets with the slogan "A strong global brand," underlining its diversification and the small portion, just 12 percent, of first-half profit that came from its Spanish consumer banking business.
