Sentence examples for later slogans from inspiring English sources

Twenty years later, slogans like "Stop the j-word jealousy from killing girl love" strike me as being as vital for the college students I now teach as they were initially for me.

Twelve years later, political slogans encouraged the Chinese people to embrace free market economic policies that were the antithesis of Maoist thought.

Later the slogans became much more individual: 'I want my freedom.

Forty-six years later, the slogan remains as apt as ever.

The Uefa Cup tie was marred by fighting between fans and riot police, while a video of Rangers followers chanting anti-Papal slogans later emerged.

WNEW adopted it in 1967, and later added the slogan "Where Rock Lives" in the 1970s.

More than 30 years later, a similar slogan was used by the Occupy movement.

Carter later contributed this slogan to President Roosevelt's Brain Trust, of which he eventually became a member.

He worked closely with advertisers who would later link the slogan, "It's Miller Time," with the product.

Don Bosco Prep became the "home of the tough guys," a slogan later reprinted on T-shirts that were sold at the school store.

As early as 1995, the Canadian government was encouraging investigators in cot death cases to "think dirty"—a slogan later picked up in other countries where infant deaths had fallen.