Sentence examples for slogan as from inspiring English sources

I understand why you're saying it: it's an advertising slogan as much as anything, a reason for people to be excited.

Unfinished business has been the motto not only of the Baylor Lady Bears this season after losing 76-70 TexasxA&MA&M in the national championship game last year, Notre Dame claims the slogan as well.

During and after the Reagan era, re-engineering the corporation became the mantra of executives, who celebrated flexibility ("we eat change for breakfast" was a typical advertising slogan) as well as spontaneity and chance.

There is, of course, the store's iconic "Fall into the Gap" slogan as well as a famous series of skits on Saturday Night Live.

The city lives up to its official slogan as well – the "live music capital of the world" – with hundreds of gigs going on a month, playing any and all types of music.

The Rev. Williams suggested to the president that this song might be tweaked into a good campaign slogan, as in "Buses Are Still A-coming".

And Stay Out" Subaru slogan as being "outdoorsy".

The first slogan, as reported by Mike Berardino of The Orlando Sun-Sentinel, is "One team.

There are risks in taking those issues on: the poem as sermon, as slogan, as leaflet.

"Just do it," Mr. Max said, resorting to the Nike slogan as he talked about creativity.

The forum slogan - as optimistic as anything heard at Davos during the dot.com craze - is: "Another world is possible".