Songs, slogans and slideshows spread the message.
Besides, I am a big fan of State Things — the ever-growing national collection of mottos, songs, slogans, nicknames and state birds, flowers, rocks and animals.
But to counter perceptions that brands trading in nostalgia are too old-fashioned for contemporary needs, many of the revivals, like StarKist's, also involve updating and refreshing the mascots, songs, slogans and other venerable ad elements.
Theology is too complicated to slap into universalistic songs, slogans and plaques.
UNICEF also provided the Rara groups with management training support and information about preventing and treating cholera, on which they based their songs, slogans, and music.
Partisan songs were sung, slogans were shouted, and banners were waved.
In the middle innings, Yankee fans insulted thevisitors with all form of signage, song, and slogan.
The trio of appearances by Mr. Ali, who has previously been featured in campaigns for marketers like Apple Computer and Coca-Cola, is another example of an increasingly common occurrence in advertising: more than one campaign at a time sharing elements like a celebrity endorser, pop song or slogan.
Expect to associate the name with a theme song, a slogan, and in all likelihood images of women or children running happily through flowering spring meadows.
They loved what they found: young people directing traffic, exuberant songs and slogans, a joker imitating ex-President Hosni Mubarak.
