Sentence examples for put the slogan from inspiring English sources

On the box, Unilever put the slogan: "Skin nourishing with vitamin E".

The campaign put the slogan on a sign to use as a backdrop for the round table, which included three people whose businesses are government contractors.

He is equable about the Apple Collection Web page that put the slogan "Think Different" on an image of Christ praying in the garden of Gethsemane, and he can't bring himself to look down on even the slick celebrity preaching of Aimee Semple McPherson in early-20th-century Los Angeles.

In the same driven, lock-step party mood, he put the slogan "This Machine Kills Fascists" on his guitar, a move admired and even copied by Tell Us the Truth artists, who sometimes seem nostalgic not for a poet but for a party hack.

But even though the struggle to preserve segregation was lost by the 1970s, Montgomery didn't put the slogan "Birthplace of the Civil Rights Movement" on its seal until 2002; and while by that point the issue may have become nonpolitical enough for the city to embrace the struggle for racial equality, it hadn't become nonpolitical enough for the city to drop the old homage to the Confederacy.

Put the slogan: "Join the Army and If You're Captured We'll Leave You to the Enemy" on its recruitment posters?

They proposed putting the slogan on hairbrushes, which seemed sensible enough, especially considering the candidate's presidential mane.

Always campaign and there is evidence that some universities are doing more than putting the slogan on their websites.

If they put the family slogan on a T-shirt, Jenny said, it would read: What's the plan?

Muhammad Ilyas put forward the slogan,, "O muslims, become muslims!".

Therefore, studies are now aiming at putting the central slogan "reduce if possible, intensify if needed" into practice.