Sentence examples for to motto from inspiring English sources
noun
A sentence, phrase, or word, forming part of an heraldic achievement.
Since 1994, according to Motto Kryla & Fisher, wine industry analysts and consultants based in St. Helena, Calif., adult Americans' per capita spending on wine has increased 83percentto to $64 a year from $35, while their yearly consumption has risen 22percentto to 8.4 bottles from 6.9.
However, suicidal gestures according to Motto were also included.
Suicide attempt was scored according to Motto [ 40] and Weisman and Worden [ 41] and graded for severity in a previous study on these severely depressed patients [ 7].
Fremont lives up to its motto, to a point.
In order to help us live up to this motto, we would love to see more input from teachers.
"I want to lead according to my motto: 'unity in diversity'.
My challenge is to live up to my motto: "Not a Dry Seat in the House".
Physicians and paramedics trained interested people free of charge in cardiovascular resuscitation according to the motto 'We learn how to save lives'.
I want to lead the IOC according to my motto – unity in diversity.
Mr Borlaug loved to talk of reaching for the stars, but his day-to-day motto was an earthly one.
The credo of the ESA guidelines is to use management algorithms with predefined intervention triggers according to another motto: 'use a protocol'.
