Sentence examples for her slogan from inspiring English sources

Her slogan?

Her slogan was "The Chancellor".

(Her slogan was "Municipal housekeeping").

Her slogan was "It's happening in Hempstead".

Her slogan was "Elect more women!" She won.

Her slogan is La France apaisée – a soothed France.

Notable alumni include Katharine Hamnett, famous for her slogan-bearing T-shirts, Matthew Williamson and Hamish Bowles, European editor at large of US Vogue.

But that was long before Margaret Mead came romping along with her slogans about postmenopausal pep.

Her slogans have all stressed her "strength" in the face of loss: "the strength of the future", "the strength of the people" and "the strength of consolidation".

She accused Grupo Clarín of fomenting civil unrest; by the time she ran for re-election in 2011 — with one of her slogans proclaiming "Clarín Lies!" — her adversary seemed to be as much Clarín as the other candidates.

Outside the Hotel Santa Isabel where we have met, in some school in the area, another little girl repeats her slogans, squeezes her hands, shouts, focuses her mind on the face of a man whom she says she detests.