Sentence examples for motto around from inspiring English sources

The motto around Baltimore is, "Play Like a Raven".

We used to have a motto around the office: "We're not running the E.R".

The motto around Key West on hogfish, a flaky, delicate, white-fleshed fish, is "we have it when we have it".

One phrase or motto around which a whole range of feminists have rallied, however, marks a significant break with Mill's liberalism: 'the personal is political.' Feminists have offered a variety of interpretations of this motto, many of which take the form of a critique of liberal theories.

The motto around Haven's Kitchen is to be on the "other side of service:" Pretend you've had a rough day and just really want a smile and a glass of wine.

The motto around the badge, the date of adoption of which is unknown, is Integra Lex Aequi Custos Rectique Magistra Non Habet Affectus Sed Causas Gubernat, or "Impartial justice, guardian of equity, mistress of the law, without fear or favour rules men's causes aright".

That motto sticks around today — take your work seriously, but don't take yourself too seriously.

To many Americans, WPA (the initials of the Works Progress Administration, one of those public works programs) stood for the lazy man's motto"We Piddle Around".

The motto has been around since 1959, three years after Congress got around to voting official standing to "In God We Trust," which began appearing on United States currency in 1860.

The unlikely, formative friendships Lian makes with two aging historians in the camp (one's cogent motto is "Don't turn around, because behind you lies the dreadful past") and especially with Kim, a schoolmate back in Beijing, constitute the soul of the book as well as the only real spine of its perhaps too linear plot.

The VR video network Littlstar Media's motto is "The World Revolves Around You".