Sentence examples for slogans above from inspiring English sources

In addition to the slogans above, we've seen the deployment of other catchphrases over the campaign.

"Why are you even at this cafe?" he says, pointing towards the looming anti-capitalist slogans above.

Giambi said he was wearing his campaign slogan above his upper lip.

"Don't take it personally!" — that remains the slogan above the gate to the American prison Inferno.

Workers at Big Bertha's, where the slogan above the shop door reads "Eat or Die," declined to be interviewed.

pier39.com The "Cheerful Credit" slogan above this furniture company's sign is what made me stop and snap this picture; as it seemed oxymoronic.

"I never imagined I could get so far in my force," read the slogan above a picture of Buttress in uniform.

The Greens candidate for Lindsay, Kingsley Liu, has had two of the more amusing slogans of the campaign, firstly with a billboard bearing the slogan above, referencing Abbott's 2013 "sex appeal" comment about Liberal MP Fiona Scott.

The slogan above him read "Ten more graves are better than one crib!" That afternoon, after the retired chairman had failed yet again to abandon Miaomiao, a farmer in the village told him that no one there would want her.

IN RICH countries the advertising slogan above has become a description of reality: online stores for applications that run on smartphones now boast hundreds of thousands of apps and billions of downloads.

In peak season, hundreds of buses arrive each day, and there are 24 daily flights from Tehran alone; passengers at the airport are greeted with a huge slogan above the arrivals gate, in Iranian and English: "Welcome pilgrim to pray to Imam Reza as an intercessor before God".