Sentence examples for motto in a from inspiring English sources

(Last year, President Obama cited "E pluribus unum" as the nation's motto in a speech in Indonesia).

Nor has the possibly accidental use of an SS motto in a speech by a young leader in his party.

In 1906 Winston Churchill even had the gall to assert "Trust the people" was his motto in a speech defending the hereditary monarchy and House of Lords.

LBJ understood this inside-outside dynamic, when he embraced the civil rights movement -- adopting its "we shall overcome" motto in a 1965 speech to Congress -- and took on the segregationists in his own party.

For war groups, put the motto in a different language.

Thieves had removed the building's valuable copper wiring, but he salvaged fragments of marble from the urinal partitions and wainscoting, cut them into small rectangles, and applied an acid-etched design resembling a bank bond, with scrollwork, a motto ("IN ART WE TRUST"), and Gates's signature.

"It's News, Again, Before It's News" is the idea (and motto) behind "In-A-Bin," whcih was designed to be a portal where anyone with a mobile phone can publish news instantly with a mere push of the button.

But seeking to remove the motto in an appeal of the most recent case to the Supreme Court, Robert R. Tiernan, a Denver lawyer, said that one of the appeals courts erred in 1996 by interpreting the motto as "ceremonial deism" that does not convey governmental endorsement of religion.

"Go big or go extinct," is the motto in Pacific Rim, a Warner Bros production in which giant monsters battle giant robots.

(Motto: "In All Things Christ Pre-Eminent").

In Ko Samet, an island off Thailand, the Jacobson family discovered a motto in the pages of a tattered paperback, "How to Learn Farsi in 29 Days?" (question mark included).