Sentence examples for slogan such as from inspiring English sources

By law, any brand's English slogan, such as Nespresso's "What else?", must be translated with a subtitle (Quoi d'autre?).

Is using a slogan such as "earn a living as a foster carer" (West Dunbartonshire council) attracting the caring people young people need?

Each poster should include a memorable image and slogan (such as the anti-drug campaign with an egg cooking in a frying pan and the slogan "This is your brain on drugs").

New Orleans, after all, is often credited with the invention of the "RIP shirt"—shirts worn as a tribute to youths who have died in violence, usually featuring the dead youth's face with a slogan such as "Lived like a soldier, died like a soldier".

The Leave camp have already aped the US Republican party's media strategy so successfully (relentlessly repeating falsehoods, such as the £350m-a-week figure, so that the "balanced" media feel they have to report them again and again) that they might as well go the full Donald Trump and adopt a cryptofascist slogan such as "Make Britain Great Again".

Next, come up with a meaningless slogan, such as, "Managing your outflow from within," or "Where technology and people meet the 21st century … with deliverables".

Groups such as Queer Nation staged kiss-ins, with slogans such as "Two, four, six, eight!

The movement's slogans, such as "We are the 99 percent," are equally versatile.

Outside, students held up banners with slogans such as 'chase Blatter away'.

It is all summed up in advertising slogans such as "Because you're worth it".

An anxious and sombre mood prevails, reflected in party slogans such as "Fear or Security?