Sentence examples for most common slogan from inspiring English sources

The most common slogan was "Allah-o-akbar," the popular chant of the 1978-79 revolution.

After all, "love trumps hate" has become the most common slogan of the progressive movement.

For years, the most common slogan on Utah license plates was simply, beautifully, "Greatest Snow on Earth".

One of the most common slogans in Tahrir Square during the revolution was "bread, freedom, social justice".

To depict China's cyberzeitgeist, Mr. Shu compiled 1,500 of the most common slogans to appear on Chinese microblogs and Web sites.

People flew flags, covered their car in graffiti – "Water is life" or its equivalent in Lakota, "Mni wiconi", and "No DAPL" were the most common slogans.

It's true that one of the most common protester slogans described Mr. Mubarak as a stooge of America, and many Egyptians chafe at what they see as a supine foreign policy.

It's one of the most common political slogans used by Serbian nationalists and skinheads--kind of their "14 words" or whatever.

News of the shooting quickly spread over social media, and a few hundred people gathered to protest on the site of the incident, staying well into the night and shouting "black lives matter" — one of the slogans most common during the Ferguson protests of the last two months.

The most common visual manifestation of the slogan "Boston Strong" incorporates the Red Sox "B" logo above the word "strong," as if the Red Sox organization were sponsoring the city's attempt to reconcile with terrorism.

Farming is the most common economic and subsistence activity of the people and is consistent with the slogan of the state 'farming is our pride' (9).