Sentence examples for motto off from inspiring English sources
Motto: "Off to see the world.
He cites the rise of the anti-politics Common Man's Front, which took a million votes in the election of 1946 (motto: "Get off My Case").
The brewery's motto was "Off-Centered Ales for Off-Centered People".
His motto, on and off the court, was the old standard "Action speaks louder than words".
"One world, one dream" is the official motto of the 2008 Olympic Games, which kick off next week in Beijing.
Dinner for two and beer, from $55. "No Shirt, No Shoes, No Problem" is the motto at Off the Wall Beach Bar and Restaurant, (340) 778-4771, a snack bar on Cane Bay Beach on the island's north shore.
Then he showed off the motto on his necktie: "Democracy is not a spectator sport".
It has become a life motto of mine and is as valuable on the field as it is off it.
The incident, which overshadowed Obama's visit to the summit in Colombia, has triggered scrutiny of a culture where, according to the Washington Post, married secret service agents joke during aircraft take-off that their motto is "wheels up, rings off".
Auctioning off your motto is nothing, really.
"The motto would be, 'Hands off private property.' But no one is taking that line.
