Sentence examples for slogan based on from inspiring English sources

The somewhat controversial slogan, based on the suggestive saying that prompted the hip hop song "Get Ur Freak On" by Missy Elliot, was developed by a Washington-based advertising agency as a way to reclaim the younger audience, which last year went so far as to create boycott pages on Facebook.

Mary asserts that she thinks through her pre-wired presumptions and rejects studies showing that conservatives are more prone to simple slogans based on nation and faith -- "that's not ignorance, only short-hand".

This slogan prefigures the republican nature of the future regime as one based on principles of both independence and freedom.

Suddenly the slogans of "Nothing Can Stop This Nation Now" and a training programme based on the one Nasa had designed for its astronauts seemed an embarrassment.

By any rational analysis, these are slogans rather than arguments based on facts.

Theo Bleckmann, a deft, sensitive vocalist, performs with the American Contemporary Music Ensemble; the program also includes Mr. Kline's searing "Zippo Songs," based on slogans that American soldiers in Vietnam engraved into their cigarette lighters.

The commercials, based on the slogan "Live consciously.

And the one that she was to read on Jan . 1in honor of the mayoral inauguration of his cousin Ralph Suozzi based on his slogan, "People Not Politics".

In 2008, the state tourism board rolled out a campaign based on the slogan that emphasized short day trips but also included security measures, like a difficult-to-reproduce hologram, to guard against unlicensed uses of the logo.

He also attracted a number of clients to Compton, including The National Enquirer, and he helped develop a promotional campaign for the newspaper based on the slogan "Inquiring Minds Want to Know".

"He must be able to change this policy based on his slogan of 'change.' " Mr. Ghashghavi said that the carrot-and-stick approach was "a failed policy" and that Iran expected Mr. Obama to change the "confrontational policy to one based on interaction".