Sentence examples for motto above from inspiring English sources

The motto above the door read, "Country Cookin' Makes You Good Lookin'".

Mr. Barton pointed at a motto above the inner doors of the Y's entrance, words that for decades greeted visitors.

Maybe it is true, as the motto above the post office's main entrance has it, that "neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds".

Perhaps we should inscribe a motto above Wall Street the way it was once inscribed above the philosophy department at Harvard University.

It is inherited from the Shireburn family who once owned the original mansion on the site; the family emblem is emblazoned, in stone, with the motto, above the fireplace in the Top Refectory.

In 2000, the John Lennon Museum was opened at the Saitama Super Arena in the city of Saitama, Japan (but closed on 30 September 2010), and Liverpool renamed its airport to Liverpool John Lennon Airport, adopting the motto, "Above us only sky", in 2002.

Guided by the above motto (quotation), we review a broad range of issues lying at the foundations of Density Functional Theory, DFT, a theory which is currently omnipresent in our everyday computational study of atoms and molecules, solids and nano-materials, and which lies at the heart of modern many-body computational technologies.

And, highest of all, there is the motto printed above the door on Glaser's building, glanced at while stepping into the winter evening: "Art is Work".

But the truly striking aspect of the new school was the gigantic sign of France's national motto placed above its main entrance, the words 'Liberte, Egalité, Fraternité' embossed in 10-foot-high black letters.

Precarious coins on the wonky corner are meant to be falling off the edge -- to illustrate the sitter's glum motto, visible above his signature, "No pleasure without regret!" By March 8, the exchange of faxes between Hockney and Falco is already hypothesizing a Newtonian telescope, more than a century before Newton did, in the cylindrical tambour watch on Gisze's table.

Club members are a part of millions of worldwide Rotary and Interact members who work "locally, regionally, and internationally to combat hunger, improve health and sanitation, provide education and job training, promote peace, and eradicate polio under the motto Service Above Self".