Sentence examples for slogan out from inspiring English sources

"I had to paint that slogan out," she says.

Since then they have lined up behind Sall, with just one slogan: "Out with the incumbent".

President Wilson married Edith Boiling Galt, With the slogan "Out of the Trenches by Christmas," Henry Ford's Peace Ship, sailed for Europe.

So, if one party during an election campaign in a eurozone country were to say – to pluck a slogan out of the air – that the other was cutting "too far, too fast" and that it proposed a slower rate of deficit reduction to encourage economic growth, it could be elected, and then what?

It's not fair to take a slogan out of context.

It campaigned under the slogan, "Out With Racists And In With Feminists".

Because while it's quite popular to bandy about vague "rein in spending" slogans out on the hustings, and while it's a real crowd-pleaser to vow to "take on Washington spending" and all of that, these ideas become a lot less popular when the specifics are spelled out.

At a press conference at the town's veteran's memorial on Tuesday, council president Gretchen Newsom reiterated the council's anti-war slogan, "Mallow Out", telling reporters the Marshmallow War has "gotten completely out of control.

If Mustang proves to be a cracker and sales increase, there will be smiles all around and Guinness will be able to prove the strength of its slogan - "out of the darkness comes light".

"Work, effort, merit", a campaign slogan, rang out from Mr Sarkozy's investiture speech.

The trademarked slogan started out nearly 30 years ago as the clarion call of a campaign to reduce highway littering.