Sentence examples for in the motto of from inspiring English sources

Such spirit was reflected in the motto of the anniversary celebrations – "From Denial To Recognition.

And in the motto of her life, from Chaucer, "gladly wolde he lerne and gladly teche".

There's a simple, ancient moral summed up in the motto of the British Special Forces, the S.A.S.: "Who dares, wins.

The main ideas embodied in the revolutionary legislation were to be found in the motto of the French Revolution, "Liberté, égalité, fraternité" (which is still the motto of France).

Some historians have traced the Tramp's origins to Chaplin's Dickensian childhood, while others have suggested that the character had its roots in the motto of Chaplin's mentor, Fred Karno: "Keep it wistful, gentlemen, keep it wistful".

This ideal is summed up in the motto of the battalion: "Cleanliness".

There, in… The motto of dorkbot, a group that holds meetings once a month in Manhattan, except in the summer, and in fourteen other cities, including Sofia,… Mark Stewart rarely leaves his apartment in Brooklyn without an instrument of his own design, usually a chaladoo.

Despite what Back to the Future fans would have you believe, "where's my hoverboard?" isn't a shoe-in for the motto of 2015.

Mr. Belfort also sheds light on the inner workings of the boiler room operation, in which the motto of his aggressive brokers was, "No one hangs up the phone until the customer buys or dies".

Newer immigrants have been so successful in embracing the motto of natives — "Where's mine?" — that alternate-side parking rules are suspended on the Asian lunar New Year, six Muslim holy days and the Hindu festival of lights, in addition to all those Christian, Jewish and national holidays.

(In fact, the motto of my company Jingle Punks is "Respect the Hustle").