Sentence examples for motto adopted from inspiring English sources

The motto adopted for the new system was "For all people, for all time".

However, either by lack of knowledge or omission, the motto he quoted as the university's was not the motto adopted by the board of trustees in 1885.

Perhaps, to be assured of excellent service, shoppers should head for those companies employing the motto adopted by the founder of the Ritz: "The customer is never wrong". Despite the apology and the voucher from Sainsbury's, Ms Clarke has said she will be transferring her custom to a nearby branch of the rival supermarket Waitrose.

The motto, adopted in 1888, is Greek for "In Christ all things consists".

The church's new motto, adopted in 2004, reflected this balance: "to restore all things in Christ...with the fire of love".

The Post's renaissance has been good for the news media and good for American democracy — as our new motto, adopted under Bezos, won't let anyone forget.

When the motto was adopted, Trenton made quite a lot of things -- rubber, steel rope, mattresses, linoleum and pottery, to name a few.

Aut Caesar, aut nihil ("Either Caesar or Nothing") was the motto he adopted to indicate the single-mindedness of his purpose.

We landed at Area of Operations Wolfpack, a base occupied by the 2nd Stryker Cavalry Regiment, the oldest continuous regiment in the United States Army; "Toujours Prêt" is the motto it adopted during its tour in France during the First World War.

Lessig adopted the motto "Embrace the irony".

A motto I've adopted is, if at first you don't succeed, hide all evidence you ever tried". While he admitted to being fascinated by the drafts of "One Art" -- a poem that Bishop published, which Ms. Quinn included in an appendix to the book along with all of the remaining drafts -- he questioned the validity of letting the public see the work behind the curtain.