Sentence examples for slogan changed from inspiring English sources

Metal and glass was replaced by plywood in the furniture workshops, and the slogan changed to "Popular needs in place of luxury".

During the 'four modernizations' (1978 to 1996), the slogan changed to 'reform and opening-up' (1980) accompanied by de-collectivization and the revival of 'traditional' pastoral practices.

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He campaigned for the leadership on the slogan "change to win".

No matter whom they support in the presidential election, those people take to heart Senator Barack Obama's campaign slogan: "Change we can believe in".

It may not.China, ever worried about the impact of its rising power on American political opinion, has been pleased that Barack Obama's campaign slogan "change" does not seem to apply to America's dealings with China itself.

It began exporting its Corona brand to the US in the 1940s and expanded to Europe and elsewhere in the 1990s to turn the beer into a household name under the slogan "change your latitude".

In 2008 and 2012, I supported Barack Obama because I believed his slogan: "Change we can believe in".

Perhaps Millennials bought into Obama's slogan, "Change we can believe in".

The presidential campaign eight years ago is forever wrapped in the soaring and optimistic Obama slogan: "Change we can believe in".

Despite having eight years in office, Bush successfully campaigned in 2008 under the slogan, "Change you can believe in".