Sentence examples for motto that from inspiring English sources

It was a motto that invited more derision.

The new publisher wanted a motto that would affirm the newspaper's straightforward news policy.

On his desk is a corporate motto that translates as "Make it simple.

The Latin motto that accompanies the symbol translates into "Whichever way you throw, it will stand".

If there is one state motto that fits Mr. Paul's campaign it is New Hampshire's: Live Free or Die.

It is a motto that served him well as he dumbfounded the doubters in returning to peak form.

At Rangers, the players are being forced to betray a motto that has embodied the club's fight against financial ruin.

"We have a motto that goes like this: run like a business, act like a nonprofit, care to be better".

Celera's corporate motto, that "Speed Matters" for treating disease, is a little hokey but reflects Dr. Venter's consistent focus.

"HONOR TO BEETHOVEN" was the motto that appeared at the top of a program, printed by the Beethoven Quartet Society, in 1845.

On the wall by her desk there's a framed motto that reads, "Impossible is not a fact, it is an attitude".