Sentence examples for slogan will be from inspiring English sources

They are right to be frustrated, but finding a slogan will be difficult.

Both Mr. Brown and his slogan will be hard to follow.

The rally's slogan will be: "Oslo did not bring peace -- enough with the withdrawals for naught".

If his next campaign invention is actually authentic, the slogan will be "Jeb!: Not W!

The Tories' slogan will be: "Vote Labour for a 5% council tax hike or vote Conservative for no increase".

The winning slogan will be announced at a comedy event on Aug. 25, and there will be a $1,500 prize.

Unusual names and advertising slogans will be used too.

On both sides, the signs and slogans will be familiar.

The campaign slogans will be replaced by For Rent signs in the front windows of empty stores.

"Any attempts to shatter the situation, destabilize the government and split society under democratic slogans will be prevented".

The mix of painful, familiar graphics and pared-down electioneering slogans will be a test of a candidate's good taste as much as the electorate's political leanings.