Sentence examples for use this slogan from inspiring English sources

The Tories have been reluctant to use this slogan recently (partly because Rebekah Wade used the phrase to describe the party's links with News International, and partly because the cut in the top rate of tax and other moves have made it less plausible).

Muslims typically use this slogan to emphasize the greatness of Allah.

They also use this slogan on social media channels with hastags like #flytogotham and #flytometropolis.

"Using this slogan gave us our positive message and also highlighted that AV would be a step back for democracy".

As he explained during the recent Rosenkranz Prize Symposium, Stefano M. Bertozzi used this slogan to promote health reform in the Mexico City prison system.

"We have used this slogan for years," Rivers says, "and it was a part of my battle cry and stump message when I rallied our troops".

When it opened its first stores here in the mid-1990's, in a bid to become the Sears of the design economy, IKEA used this slogan: "It's a big country.

But my sense was that many of the people who used this slogan were thinking that a good and loving parent needs to protect and cover up for his child, no matter what.

The WFP itself once used to claim that a child died of hunger every six seconds, but stopped using this slogan around 2008.

Saudis used this slogan to show their warm admiration for new King Salman leaving during the Obamas' visit to pray, as shown in a news report that was widely viewed on YouTube.

In 2000, more than a decade after his retirement, he was still using this slogan.