Sentence examples for pick a motto from inspiring English sources
If you had to pick a three-word motto, what would it be?
The billboard parodies the state's "Louisiana: Pick Your Passion" motto and logo.
"Sleep, grades, social life: pick two". This motto, or some version of it, can be heard on college campuses across the country -- it's yet more evidence, as if we needed any, that college students today feel as if they're in a no-win situation, forced to choose between sleep and life.
Roscoe Conkling was so sure he'd get the nod in 1876 that he picked his Vice-President and a motto — "Conkling and Hayes / Is the ticket that pays" — only to be defeated by his erstwhile running mate, ever after known as Rutherfraud B. Hayes.
Mr. Holder picked up the motto in his early days at the Justice Department, prosecuting corrupt public officials in the wake of Watergate.
Poulin added that when it comes time to making the pick, the motto is always pick the best player available, but sticking to a pre-determined list generated by the scouting staff and management is crucial.
"But Patrick had a motto.
"Hopefully, that's a motto this year.
A motto Roger Federer has lived by.
