Sentence examples for motto has gone from inspiring English sources

"The Fed's motto has gone from WIN, as in 'Whip Inflation Now,' to SIN, as in 'Start Inflation Now,"' said Don Ross, chief investment officer for National City Investment Management, based in Cleveland.

For the last several years, the American team's motto has been "Best in the World," something that has gone largely unnoticed by the rest of the world.

And its motto has become ubiquitous.

Her profile has gone viral with hundreds liking her Instagram posts, with her bio reading: "I'm weird and different" alongside her motto: "No Legs no Limits".

Across the country, posters have gone up for the coup commemoration: slightly kitsch drawings of people confronting soldiers, beneath the motto "the legend of 15 July".

"Life is what happens when you've gone and made plans" is a quote that comes to mind, and happens to be one of my life's mottos.

"My motto has been they are going to have to pry this vibrator from my cold, dead hand," she said.

His motto has been "work will always pay".

Our motto has been throughout these playoffs, we're just not going to go away.

That motto has lorded over his career.

Names make news, an old newsroom motto has it.