Sentence examples for motto something from inspiring English sources

It turns out that he was declaiming Detroit's motto, something about rising from the ashes.

The impossibility of reaching clarity about our identity was illustrated in 2008 when the Times campaigned for a "British" motto: something to rival liberté, égalité, fraternité, but less embarrassing than "Cool Britannia".

On an April day in 1970 I was riding an elevator to my job at Fawcett Publications (our motto: "Something for every page!") when the executive vice president, a man not usually taken to speaking to science editors, cornered me and poked an executive finger into my sternum.

I came up with this motto: 'Find something you love and hopefully become good at' — as opposed to 'Find something you're good at and hopefully fall in love with.' " He moved back to Los Angeles with his girlfriend, an actress named Mickey Middleton, and began taking acting classes.

Central to the Shifters' rapid growth was a pyramid scheme of enrollment and enrichment that was encapsulated by the Shifter motto, "Get something for nothing".

My life motto is something I remember Bill Cosby saying: You can't please everyone.

A motto is something that describes your channel, like 'The freshest music, every day!' Get ideas from other uploaders.

My motto is 'Do something".' She needs to do something about financing.

My motto would be something more like: 'Oh, OK.

The motto is, "Do something at least every couple of days".

Having a motto of "learning something new everyday" will enrich your life incredibly.