Sentence examples for popular slogans from inspiring English sources

During the protests, one of the most popular slogans was: "Take us out of this madhouse, Kostunica".

Following Barakat's death, one of the most popular slogans on Egyptian social media was: "Execute the Brotherhood".

The most popular slogans include "One Güey" and "I ♥ DF" (short for Distrito Federal, the sprawling independent city-state that encompasses Mexico City).

Some posters demanding that Mr. Mubarak leave were written in Hebrew, and one of the most popular slogans was that he had a place waiting for him in Saudi Arabia.

"Roma ladrona" ("Rome, the Big Thief") was one of the most popular slogans of the league, which began to collect upwards of twenty per cent of the vote in much of northern Italy.

For the past decade or so the only evidence of advertising in Pyongyang had been the handful of billboards for Pyonghwa Motors, which borrow popular slogans from state propaganda campaigns.

A popular slogan at Rajprasong was "Stop Killing People".

The most popular slogan on the streets was "Tayyip Resign".

His main emphasis and the popular slogan in Phoenix is "secure the border first".

"Vote for lower incomes" is not going to be a very popular slogan.

"Sin maíz, no hay país" ("without corn, there is no country") is a popular slogan.