Sentence examples for motto designed from inspiring English sources

A motto designed to humanize the experience of addiction has been turned into a weapon that targets people who rely on opioids for pain management, and that translates to real-world stigma.

One of the bright alumni of Sheffield Hallam university (motto: Sharpens your thinking) has designed a 'coconut growing facility' for London Road in the city, and what's more, won a major European academic prize for it.

He designed "a new motto, mission, and values" for the Newark police.

So unless the Vignellis stick to their motto and design it themselves, Wedgwood White, for the moment, has to be enough.

"That's kind of been my motto since college," says Mike Adams, who designed the shirts.

They all carried his Ex Libris designed by Max Ernst with the motto: "Après moi, le sommeil" (After me, only sleep).

With this motto, JPL unveils the beautiful Visions of the Future calendar, designed by duo Invisible Creature.

It's not that "Transparent" isn't designed to "topple the patriarchy" (which is Soloway's motto; the name of her production company is Topple).

Brooklyn Nets Motto: Older and wiser – or at least older What happens when a team designed to win in the short-term doesn't?

It's motto is "See the future, create the future," which Gulf News says "is designed to reflect a new approach to government innovation".

The committee designed a seal, showing waggons being pulled by a horse, and adopted the Latin motto ("At private risk for public service").