Sentence examples for motto one from inspiring English sources

A dramatic 1936 "sit-down" strike against the General Motors Corporation convinced many unskilled workers that the motto "one shop, one union" could work and prompted other successful sit-down strikes to follow.

Chardon student motto: "One day your life will flash before your eyes.

The garden is enclosed by a wrought-iron fence adorned with an iron sun, a reminder of the school's motto: "One Family Under the Sun".

Celebrate Eid (motto: one day, one location, one community) must rate as one of the most remarkable festival events in the UK.

Blake and Burke share the same impatience with reason overapplied to the wrong things; Blake's motto, "One Law for the Lion and Ox is oppression," could have come straight from Burke.

When McCain Foods Ltd., the world's largest producer of frozen French fries, bought out Anchor Food Products, which has 700 employees in this remote West Texas town, few residents saw anything ominous in the company's motto: "One World.

There is much talk about whether failure should be celebrated at the moment, with Silicon Valley and its "fail fast" motto on one side, and those believing failure is detrimental to progress on the other.

Texas's minimalistic attitude to government is embodied in one of the Texas Rangers' favourite mottoes: "one riot, one ranger".Yet the Lone Star state owes as much to Washington as anywhere else does.

Their Olympic motto of "One World, One Dream" is beginning to take on an ominous tone, what with the gagging of athletes, and the censorship of the press, and the basic all-around stamping out of Olympic spirit.

My motto is: one liver, one life.

They coined the motto Each one Teach one.