Sentence examples for slogans reading from inspiring English sources

A small crowd had gathered that morning with banners and wearing T-shirts with slogans reading "No Pollution, No Congestion".

Listening to their slogans, reading their publications in Arabic, one is struck by the fact that — as opposed to Khomeini in 1978-79 — they were unable to control the revolution's vocabulary.

The TV and magazine adverts are intended to shock by showing attractive and apparently healthy ordinary young people "on the pull" whose rapidly discarded clothing bears logos and slogans reading "gonorrhoea" and "chlamydia".

"The nation of Muhammad," slogans read now.

In Nahariya, close to the Lebanese border, slogans read "The Periphery Demands Jobs" and "Youth Also Wants a Future".

During the demonstrations, slogans read "Not caring kills", "I have been quiet – now I am shouting", and "Reset Romania".

Their slogans read: "Have love without risk", "One can be in love without falling in love" and "You can be perfectly in love without having to suffer".

One of their slogans reads: "Bad boss give us back our youth".Wiggle room for NGOsGuangdong is a little more forgiving of protest than many other parts of the country, but still not that tolerant.

The slogans read: "I want universal suffrage" at the top and "Hong Kong people support Hong Kong people" at the bottom.

I caught up with the bus at Middle School 223 where the school slogans read: Compassion, Relentlessness, Teamwork, Scholarship, and Reflection.

This pleasurable frisson is spurred by not having to look at those Accenture ads with Woods in some tight spot on a golf course, looking pensive but resolute, beside a slogan reading something like, "We know what it takes to be a Tiger".