Sentence examples for motto with a from inspiring English sources

"Branding is part of the design," he said of the Simplehuman line, whose supporting sales motto, with a similar genetic-sounding perfection, is "Tools for Efficient Living".

Such devices belong to the Renaissance tradition of the "emblem," which combines a motto with a simple symbolic picture (often a woodcut or engraving) and a concise explanation of the picture motto.

The new campaign replaces the "Going Your Way" and "Sub Talk" mottos with a new slogan, "Improving, Nonstop," and showcases digital countdown clocks and the installation of new security cameras, among other initiatives.

The affection felt for Wills, coupled with an understanding of his waywardness, was summed up in the public motto: "With all thy faults I love thee still, Tommy Wills".

mclaren.com Car MP4-27 Engine Mercedes Debut Monaco 1966 Grands prix 703 Wins 175 Poles 147 Constructors' titles 8 Drivers' titles 12 Based Woking Team principal Martin Whitmarsh Technical director Paddy Lowe Team motto With vigour and a spot of Vanish.

The article also referred incorrectly to a Martinelli newspaper motto, "With the Tenacity of a Terrier".

Motto: "Banking with a smile and a stab".

They came fully padded: hoodies, black jackets emblazoned on the back with the motto "Service With A Grunt".

SAVAR, Bangladesh — When the Spanish garment maker David Mayor arrived in Bangladesh a decade ago, the fashion label he set up had the motto "Clothing with a heart".

"Real people in real danger" is the show within the movie's motto, intoned with a bleary urgency that makes James Forbes, who narrates "Behind the Music" on VH-1, sound like a sleepwalker.

Florida Probation Service has adopted the motto "Probation with a heart," and emphasizes that its supervision services have lofty social ambitions: "With just a small amount of desire from the probationer, together we can achieve the restoration of a successful life".