Sentence examples for slogan one from inspiring English sources

At the heart of industrial unionism is the slogan "one shop, one union".

China was preparing to host the Olympics in August 2008 with the slogan, "one world, one dream".

Aiming at joining contrasting religious and irreligious elements in a single Nazi Church, Nazified Protestants have drawn up and submitted to the government a manifesto with a slogan "one people — one faith".

In February 2006, the NFL and the South Florida Super Bowl XLI Host Committee unveiled the slogan "one game, one dream" for the game, referring to the entire South Florida region working together to present the event.

"Why not us?" was the slogan one season, plastered on billboards and the sides of buses.

Snyder, an accountant who ran on the slogan "One Tough Nerd," was a first-time candidate when he won in 2010, in a Republican wave that also elected Governor Scott Walker in Wisconsin.

Although the jury is still out on New Jersey's new state slogan, one artist from Brick has already decided on a logo, should the state need it: a map of New Jersey made of skulls.

[This is a play on a Mengniu slogan: One half kilogram of milk each day, makes Chinese people strong.]" Wang Dingmian, former vice chairman of the Guangdong Provincial Dairy Association, told Global Times on Monday that aflatoxin is typically formed when fodder such as peanuts and corn are stored without proper ventilation.

The 1972 games were blighted when Palestinian terrorists killed 11 Israeli athletes.Now China, due to host the games in August, is finding that its Olympic slogan—"One world, one dream"—also rests on hope more than fact.

They tried to out-slogan one another and though they were within feet of each other there was no hostility.

According to Max Schetter, senior vice president of the San Diego Chamber of Commerce, Wilson came to the fore with a look-at-me slogan--one the city clung to like Shriners to a fez.