Sentence examples for known slogan from inspiring English sources

Adopting perhaps the campaign's best known slogan, Mr Rix had said the controversial statement was "not issued in my name".

Indeed, Alex Salmond himself deliberately repeated Obama's best known slogan when responding to the intervention last night.

The internationally known slogan "Don't Mess with Texas" began as an anti-littering advertisement.

The tag line was "Probably the Pete Best lager in the world", a variation of Carlsberg's well known slogan.

Check the internet for really funny ones, use your name to riff off a known slogan ("Got Malcolm?"), or have your friends help you create something from scratch.

The "Hey, you never know" slogan appears on screen, along with the Web address of the state lottery, nylottery.org.org

As anyone who's run into a full-flowing stag or hen party will know, slogan T-shirts aren't exactly known for their tact and subtlety ("all you can eat", with a fluorescent arrow pointing crotchwards, must be the nadir).

The town's best known advertising slogan was Siegel Cooper's (the Big Store) "Meet Me At The Fountain".

Using such slogans as "When you're out of Schmitz, you're out of gear," (a revision of a widely known beer slogan) the Wisconsin native won election in 1970.

It is expressed best in the succinct and well-know slogan, "Say with pride, I am a Hindu-garv se kaho hum Hindu hai". However, even as Hindu communities sprout up in nations across the globe, Hindus still struggle with this battered religious self and painfully see it continued in a younger generation.

Not only has Apple replaced Coca-Cola as first among the 100 most valuable brands based on criteria that include financial performance, this is the first time that the soft drink known for slogans like "It's the real thing" has not been No. 1. Apple's arrival in the top spot was perhaps "a matter of time," Jez Frampton, global chief executive at Interbrand, said in a recent interview.