Sentence examples for motto represents from inspiring English sources

The motto represents the House of Orange-Nassau, since it came into the family with the Principality of Orange.

It would not be accurate to say that motto also represents a grand strategy for their struggling and rebuilding team, the Phoenix Suns.

If you have a car (and you should), personalize it with the brand you created, a logo, a motto, to represent your company (" Health after work", we work out together").

Positive comments on the content were mainly on the texts, which were evaluated as recognizable and easy to read, as well as on the exercises (e.g. the audio mindfulness exercise and choosing a picture that represents your motto and placing this on the homepage), which were deemed fun and useful.

Kentucky's motto, "40 minutes of dread," represents the defensive pressure the Wildcats will bring with their full-court press.

According to the liner notes of The Ultimate Video Collection, the song represents "Al's motto in life".

Those who do it badly (and they are many) remind us of old professional mottos like "A lawyer who represents himself has a fool for a client".

The new motto is "acquire – onboard – engage," which, indeed, represents the journey of a customer from "seeing" to "buying" a product.

The motto of the BJP is "India First" and Mr Modi has said many times he represents all India's communities and people," Prasad said.

He said he also represents Wood County, where he lives, in a lawsuit challenging its invocation of God in its motto and prayers at public meetings.

The strap and buckle represents that the wearer is a follower of the individual who owns the crest and motto.