Sentence examples for slogans back from inspiring English sources
The 70s called… they want their one line slogans back.
One of the boomers' big slogans, back in the day, was the Timothy Leary bullshit line: "Tune in, turn on, and drop out".
Many locals dodged cars, trying to sell cans of Efes beer to anyone who had room for more, while others held slogans backing Liverpool.
The marches, broadcast by Iranian state media, had the hallmarks of previous state-organized gatherings, with crowds waving Iranians flags and holding placards with slogans backing Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, The Post's Erin Cunningham reported.
The company's phenomenal growth is largely due to the efforts of Hans, a reader of children's magazines and keen adopter of television advertising and slogans, backed by Paul's contribution to quality and consistency.
"Vienna should not become Chicago" was a favorite slogan back in the 1990s.
Mr. Putin's slogan back in 2001 might as well have been Make Russia Great Again.
The video emphasised the candidate and not the party both men were from – ending with the slogan "Back Bruce".
"The slogan back then was 'Never trust anyone over 30,' " recalled Jeff Greenfield, the CNN commentator, who is 63.
As she congratulated the winners, Senator Clinton said, one young woman held onto her handshake and repeated the slogan back to her, the same slogan the senator repeated to the graduates.
Thus in the slogan 'Back to ordinary language'ordinaryary' may be contrasted with 'notional'notional
