Sentence examples for motto change from inspiring English sources
The foundation, a self-described progressive underwriter of grass-roots community-organizing efforts, has as its motto, "Change, not charity".
Co-founded in 2008 with Meredith Walker and Amy Miles, it's aimed at teens and tweens – mostly girls but boys too – and carries the motto: "Change the world by being yourself".
The Hustler's Motto: Change is a good thing.
Trainer and nutritionist, Jeannette Jenkins lives by her motto "Change your workout, Change your life".
With the motto "Change the world by being yourself," Amy Poehler's Smart Girls at the Party, has staked their claim with the under 18 crew.
How utterly needless, unless I missed some insurrectionist initiative to have that motto changed to "Buck Up, Beelzebub" or "Surrender Dorothy".
He called on parties and citizens across the political spectrum to adopt his anticrisis "Monti Agenda," saying its motto was: "Change Italy, reform Europe".
She also noted that Ewha's motto — "Where change begins" — aligned with Faust's remarks on how women can transform the world.
Eve Suffin Holden, Mass., May 27 , 2009 To the Editor: Re "The New Justice'' (editorial, May 27): President Obama decisively acted on his campaign motto of change.
On International Women's Day in 2016, Danish sportswear company Hummel – whose motto is "Change The World Through Sport" – released new kits for the Afghanistan women's soccer team.
Their motto is: 'Change the System, not the Climate'.
