Sentence examples for slogan of a from inspiring English sources

"IT'S good to talk", says the snappy slogan of a British telecoms company.

That last one was the slogan of a furniture shop in Leeds.

"If you want it done right, you call Dynamite!" is the slogan of a Philadelphia-based exterminator, Dynamite Pest Control.

But it is harder to discern a vision for Europe behind the slogan of a "stability union".

Incidental Intelligence: The advertising slogan of a prosperous Texas undertaker is: Ashes to ashes, dust to dust.

The mass repressions at this time were made under the slogan of a fight against the Trotskyites.

The exhibition borrows its title from the slogan of an incredibly successful 1947 campaign requesting voluntary vaccination, when five million New Yorkers were vaccinated in two weeks.

Even members of the Rockefeller family want to "drop the Rock," to borrow the slogan of an advocacy group called the Correctional Association of New York.

One slogan of an earlier era of student revolt was "be realistic: demand the impossible," and Ms. Keshavarz's indifference to some of the sober conventions of realism is very much in this spirit.

There is Herb Alpert's A&M gold record in 1962 for "The Lonely Bull," There was the small piece of art by Lorraine Schneider which became the slogan of an entire generation: War is not healthy for children and other living things.

His campaign slogan of 1920, "A Return to Normalcy", was a gift to political satirists of the day.