Sentence examples for heavy motto from inspiring English sources

The Heavy Motto apparently proved most satisfactory to the Mint, as beginning in 1936, only pieces bearing the Heavy Motto were struck.

The two varieties are known as the "Heavy Motto" and "Light Motto" types.

They are generally called after the appearance of "", to the left of Washington's head: the Light Motto, Medium Motto, and Heavy Motto.

That sonata (1911-20) begins, appropriately enough, with a movement called "Emerson," which makes heavy use of the motto theme of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony.

Sofiane looks to be one of the most cliche-heavy candidates this year – "my motto is live the dream, but my dream's not finished" – which is why it's sad that he will go in Week Two, after royally fucking up some basic arithmetic and selling a load of cleaning products for a tenth of their actual worth, losing the task again for the boys (Team Renegade).

The men wear double-knit suits and sport gold wedding bands or heavy brass rings stamped with mottoes; the women, their hair neatly coiffed and lacquered, wear demure print dresses and single-diamond engagement rings.

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Still standing proudly on Exchange Place, a side street near Washington Square, and the majestic City & County Building with its imposing clocktower, is the Heavy Metal Shop, a Salt Lake City institution whose motto is: "Peddlin' Evil Since 1987".

The Boulder Bag company (with a trademarked motto: "Built Rock Solid") offers a heavy-duty nylon and steel phone holder, a look that would complement any hammer holster (available at http://www.contractorstools.com).

London 2012's motto is "inspire a generation", with a heavy emphasis on youth.

There are the Somalis, who live by the motto "chew khat, ride BMX, fight with heavy metal" and the Originals, led by an old-school gangster who runs the local block.