The Stop the War Coalition's "NO" posters with their bloodsplats, first held aloft in the mass demonstrations of 2003, were Gentleman's handiwork: so, I discovered to my surprise when I talked to him, was the master-slogan "BLIAR".
Trump is a master of darting from slogan to slogan.
Amman's master plan has a slogan -- "A livable city is an organized city, with a soul" -- a subtle way of describing what Amman does not want to be, which is Dubai.
The top of the circa 1916 six-story brick tower is embellished on four sides by stained-glass windows depicting the dog Nipper listening to an old Victrola, which with the slogan "His masters voice," was the symbol for RCA.
Mr. Qiao said authorities did all they could to stymie him, keeping his name off the ballot, threatening his student volunteers, even forcibly collecting the red bookmarks he had printed with the slogan: "I am the master of my ballot".
"If you ain't eating Wham, you ain't eating ham," quips the servant, bustling in with a freshly prepared breakfast and casually providing a slogan to save her master's bacon.
Even anarchism, the movement that brought us the slogan "no gods, no masters" (and the political form that Critchley finds most amenable), can be traced back to mystical Christian heretical movements such as the Movement of the Free Spirit.
In 1914, Sanger launched The Woman Rebel, an eight-page monthly newsletter which promoted contraception using the slogan "No Gods, No Masters".
He even coined a catchy intellectual-property slogan: "If you don't own the masters, the master owns you".
One builds a campaign around a single, simple slogan and the other is the master of a million nuanced insinuations.
a) Disease creates fear about any type of exchanging bodily fluids, making "Become a master of your own domain" the new public health slogan.
