Sentence examples for motto will be from inspiring English sources

He's said that his motto will be "competition, competition, competition".

The new national motto will be "There Are Honestly More Hot Girls Than There Are Hot Guys".

The group has a constitution that declares that "the officers and members of the board shall have absolutely no authority whatsoever" and that the club motto will be "two minds without a single thought".

Based on research showing that young people view military life as dehumanizing, the motto will be the centerpiece of a $150 million campaign that uses slick commercials, a new logo and an interactive Web site, goarmy.com, to bolster the Army's recruiting programs, which have missed their goals two of the last three years.

He warned state officials that his program's motto will be "use it, or lose it"–that to receive the money, projects will need to be ready to begin hiring workers right away.

Next year, the 16th Annual Congress will be held in Amsterdam, and the motto will be 'Scientific foundation for clinical excellence'.

For the Kennedys, a family for whom Luke 12 48 ("For unto whomsoever much is given, of him shall be much required") has become more than a motto, this will be another ordeal.

Sarsour added: "Our motto eventually will be: In 2020, let's play a competitive primary.

It was called Studio Photo Nationale, and the motto was: "You will be beautiful, elegant, delicate, and easy to recognise".

In keeping with Middlesbrough Council's Latin motto "Erimus" ("we will be"), with the aid of a £2.6m grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund, important refurbishment work will make the structure spruce for its next century.

"Cremating cinematic crap for 29 years" may not be a motto the Academy Awards will be clamouring to use any time soon, but it works just fine for the Razzies.