Sentence examples for successful slogan from inspiring English sources

Perhaps they should update Mr. Reagan's wildly successful slogan from 1984, "It's Morning Again in America".

The most successful slogan was one which read: "If you needed an organ transplant, would you have one?

By early 1989 Naral's media consultants had distilled Mr. Hickman's tutelage that "the most important thing is to frame the debate in terms of who makes the choice" into a memorably simple and successful slogan: "Who decides?

Search can also be used to measure how successful another form of advertising is, such as a slogan: a successful slogan will be searched for more often than one that isn't sticking in people's minds.

The increasingly clueless Gomulka was replaced as Polish party leader in 1971 by Edward Gierek, one of whose (initially successful) slogans was "I am a worker like you".

One of the most successful slogans in recent years has been, "Spain is robbing us".

The most successful political slogan in Russia this year has been one coined by the opposition.

The UK campaigners will also adopt successful US slogans, including: "They say supersize, we say unionsize".

The promise of cameras as a magic bullet against crime and terrorism inspired one of Major's most successful campaign slogans: "If you've got nothing to hide, you've got nothing to fear".

All the Way, which takes its title from Johnson's successful 1964 campaign slogan, opens in the wake of Kennedy's assassination on 22 November 1963 and continues through to the new president's landslide re-election the following year.

In the election of October, 2002, the M.M.A. ran a successful campaign under the slogan "It is a war between Islam and the American infidel".