Sentence examples for time slogan from inspiring English sources

The new ads, he said, will no longer show an Ebel symbol or "the architects of time" slogan, but will let the watches speak for themselves.

In the couplet "The time has come/To say fair's fair," it pulls two powerful local triggers, evoking both the "It's time" slogan that ushered in the 1972 Labor government of Gough Whitlam, which made some overdue progress on Indigenous issues, and the treasured Australian notion of the "fair go".

The episode's title is a reference to "We Love to Fly and It Shows", a long-time slogan for Delta Air Lines.

After the crash of 1987, for instance, Merrill's chief executive appeared on a television commercial and used one of the company's long-time slogans, saying: "Merrill Lynch is still bullish on America".

This time, a slogan across the shirt tied across his waist flashed around his backside: "New Balenciaga," in the New Balance font.

"For a long time, the slogan in Sweden was, 'Do your duty, claim your rights,' " said Dr. Eric Jannerfeldt, 57, medical adviser to the confederation, which is Sweden's principal business association.

At the time, his slogan was "To the right of Rush and to the left of God".

Competitions Time (official slogan: "Get comping and win win win!") is part of the wider ecosystem of user forums set up by the consumer website MoneySavingExpert.com.

It's my hometown paper and has my all-time favorite slogan: "Blood, Alcohol, Content".

Mr. Fouda, a published poet and hero to many activists, recited several times the slogan of the revolution: "Bread, Freedom and Social Justice".

He even echoed a one-time National Front slogan, declaring that "if anybody is bothered by being in France, they shouldn't hesitate to leave".