Sentence examples similar to preferred motto from inspiring English sources
By the way, no one asked us what we preferred for the official motto.
For a state motto, Latin is usually preferred.
But cricket's old-timers prefer to quote the motto on the wall at Lords, that cricket is not about winning "but how you play the game".
The motto about preferring to 'die on my feet than live on my knees' is not one we should encourage if there is a very real possibility of not only your own death, but others' as well.
It's a fine motto, but most investors would prefer a company whose management works for them.
"No tea cosies without irony" is the motto of this forum for people who'd prefer to knit Mr T sock-monkeys than Aran sweaters.
I prefer the uncertainty of where I'll sleep tomorrow night over the tyranny of a company motto.
If possible, they prefer knees not to show while wearing their outfits—or "coords" (short for coordinates) as they call them and a common motto in the community is "Modest is hottest".
