Sentence examples for state slogans from inspiring English sources

The author writes three a year, and the titles are all plays on state slogans.

I have been thinking a lot about state slogans this week.

His site suggests several new state slogans, like "New Jersey: We Kick Delaware's Butt" and "New Jersey... Please Take Someone With You When You Leave".

Imagine, if you will, the Britain of some 20 years hence as a kind of retro-futurist Orwellian police state with tatty, Blitz-era posters with creepy state slogans on decaying brick walls, but modern buildings like the Gherkin visible on the London skyline, and in which there are portraits of John Hurt everywhere as a gauntly bearded, Leninist Big Brother.

In the "state slogans" round, his solid but predictable "Massachusetts: In Cod We Trust" lost to what was without question the best pun of the night: "I didn't have a lot of time to come up with anything good for this, but I'm going to hear Sarah Palin speak next week so Alasker".

Kentucky's state slogan, Unbridled Spirit, characterizes its hopes.

He's taken the new New Jersey state slogan — "Come see for yourself" – to heart.

Officials announced that they were changing the state slogan from "Things Look Different Here" to "Oregon.

The new Killers album, Battle Born, is named after the Nevada state slogan.

And, hey, maybe that should be the new state slogan: "New Jersey.

Most of the factories that once helped Kano honour its state slogan, "Centre of Commerce", are shells.