Sentence examples for the slogan from from inspiring English sources
He copied the slogan from a snowboard.
(The slogan from Dickie's hit 70's show is a pun on an obscenity).
The company's immodest ambition was encapsulated in the slogan "from intern to C.E.O".
They have brought back the slogan from the 1980s: "Mubarak traitor, agent of Americans".
It used the club colours of yellow and black, as well as the slogan "From the South Tribune into Parliament".
The study deals with the process in which Course of Basic Art Teaching is transformed into a street fashion show with the slogan "from theory to practice" at the Textile Department of Trabzon Vocational High School of Karadeniz Technical University.
Drive through any town in rebel-held Libya and the slogans from the early days of Nato's offensive are plain to see.
The witty slogan from the Movember foundation suggests that the idea is to "change the face of men's health".
The old slogan from the 1960s has come true: the revolution has been televised.
The slogan is from a song that the reggae star Bob Marley performed at the nation's 1980 independence celebration.
"GREATEST SNOW ON EARTH!!" is the slogan yelled from every sign, souvenir and number plate I encountered.
