Sentence examples for side slogan from inspiring English sources

DURING the economic downturn, many brands turned to nostalgia marketing to strike a reassuring chord, like General Mills selling Trix and other varieties in retro boxes, Nationwide Insurance resurrecting its "Nationwide is on your side" slogan and Bumble Bee Tuna reviving its "Yum, yum, Bumble Bee" jingle.

This work brought both Robert Mundell, the winner of this year's Nobel Prize in economics, and the "supply-side" slogan into the limelight.

Those promises include "Television from the other side," a slogan with a double meaning that is used to promote science-fiction series like "Being Human"; "Home of the biggest names in British television"; "Home of the BBC Americans"; and "We speak English".

Both threw back the other side's slogans in an effort to gain the upper hand.

When he dies, he plans to be laid to rest in the mausoleum's second crypt, which already bears his name and the couple's slogan: "Side by Side, Baby". The slogan is also engraved on her crypt, and also on the matching benches outside.

At one point, tension surged as the two sides shouted slogans at each other through bullhorns from opposite sidewalks of the main street of this town with a population of about 2,200.

Emblazoned on the side was the slogan: "We send the EU £350 million a week".

"Justice cannot be for one side alone," a slogan reads on the back.

Mirrors on one side, a purple slogan ("Divine Tradition Papa's Creation") painted on the other: this is the extent of the décor.

Across the bordering Imjin river on the northern side, the only slogan to be seen proclaims "the age of self-reliance".

Both blew whistles and the woman waved a banner with a picture of a deformed baby on one side and the slogan "Freedom of expression over political repression" written on the other side.