Sentence examples for saying slogans from inspiring English sources
"Is Romney only capable of saying slogans?" the Global Times asked.
After some other tough comments a few weeks earlier, the paper practically goaded him: "Is Romney only capable of saying slogans?
People would say slogans to identify themselves, or identify something they liked.
Ms. Ericson, whose venture sells T-shirts stamped with "Mama says" slogans like "quit whining" (which she speculates that grateful mothers just point to when their children get on their nerves), says that things are going "very, very well".
Anyone saying those slogans isn't criticising Israeli politics, it's just pure hatred against Jews: nothing else.
Our state slogan says it well; we are at "the heart of it all".
Umbro reached out to me, saying their slogan was New York swagger.
"The leader to unveil a new era" say the slogans beneath Bashar Assad's ubiquitous portrait on the streets of Damascus.
We gave the stones, and we said the slogans".
We gave them the stones, and we said the slogans".
"Build bridges, not walls," said the slogans after Trump took office: what better bridge than that to build?
