Sentence examples for slogan that it from inspiring English sources

Mr. Zander showed his marketing flair by creating Sun's slogan that it was "the dot in dot.com" when he ran its computer group.

However, Budweiser's slogan that it is "America's favorite beer" was allowed after its brewer, St. Louis-based Anheuser-Busch, provided statistical evidence to support the claim.

Minx went further, with the slogan that it "extends fashion to your fingertips".

An Apple commercial for iPad features the slogan that it "goes anywhere".

There was also the possibility that Owensboro already had a slogan that it would be reluctant to part with.

After all, Senator Scott P. Brown, a Republican, won a special election for Edward Kennedy's seat in 2010 with the slogan that it was "the people's seat," not "the Kennedy seat".

He also said that "Make America Great Again" is a "fantastic slogan," musing that "it seems to resonate with people out there".

But if the Occupy movement had a singular success in the early days of the 21C it was to capture the absurdity of the imbalance of global economic powers within a slogan that made it inevitable that we would overcome it: what is We Are the 99%, if not a simple wake up call to the numerical inevitability of change?

Open only to the trade, the show has a marketing slogan that said it all to the aisle-cruising buyers from natural-food stores, gift shops, drugstores and spas who were exploring the entrepreneurial edge of the $58 billion personal care, cosmetics and beauty market: "Everything you need.

Mr. Edwards said that it had not, calling it "a global war on terror bumper sticker — political slogan, that's all it is".

But there is still more to this slogan that explains its effectiveness than concision, memorability, and comprehensiveness.