Sentence examples for other mottos from inspiring English sources
Civic memorials in Britain and France typically had names inscribed; in Britain, these were often combined with other mottos or script, in France, where the significance of the name took even greater importance, just the names were used with a simple introduction.
He learned his men's language, including the Gurkhas' other motto: "Hami jasto kohi chaina" – "there's no one quite like us".
Our other motto was 'Broad comedy is not necessarily dumb comedy.' Doug envisioned 'Animal House' and, later, 'Caddyshack' as edgy, adult Disney films.
The Abbates quote their other motto in unison: "There are old pilots and bold pilots, but there are no old bold pilots".
At the end we stack our hands and say our family motto: "Not too shabby!" David: The other motto that we have about our marriage is, "It's not nothing!" What has made it last?
Her other motto is that even if she sold the business in 1993 after Bernard Castro's death in 1991, one can never stock the house with too many sofa beds.
While this motto has been exclusively used since the accession of George I in 1714, and continues to form part of the Royal Arms of the United Kingdom, other mottoes were used by certain monarchs in the intervening period.
To be honest and to "be brave to think," the other motto of the Enlightenment, asks a greater attention to control the deaths caused by the sale of large numbers of weapons to both sides.
His other motto is "Salt is the essence of life".
I have shared with others my motto that "the customer may not recognize what you did, but they will notice what you neglected to do".
On one side of the sign was the logo of Columbus College and on the other was its motto: historia vitae magistra est.
