Sentence examples for of motto from inspiring English sources

Ohio had a history of motto trouble.

St. Aubyn treats that phrase as a kind of motto.

Three pairs of chopsticks means "Die, Die Must Try!," which has become a sort of motto for Seetoh and his enterprises.

China signed on last year to a G-20 platform for "strong, sustainable and balanced growth," which has become a sort of motto for global the recovery.

It says something about the nation, that we're not interested in miracles, and it's a kind of motto for modern art in Scotland.

In his inaugural lecture at the Collège de France — a sort of mission statement for the most prestigious academic post in the country — Barthes announced that he aspired above all to "forget" and to "unlearn" and proposed, as a kind of motto, "no power, a little knowledge, a little wisdom and as much flavor as possible".

He is a man fond of mottoes: "Be nice and work hard".

[Page C4.] Robert J. Davis, the self-described driven chief executive of Lycos, lives by a couple of mottos.

Besides, I am a big fan of State Things — the ever-growing national collection of mottos, songs, slogans, nicknames and state birds, flowers, rocks and animals.

* Use of mottos or catchy phrases, especially in the title.

Aksumite coins used a number of mottoes throughout the period in which they were minted, beginning in the early 4th century.