Sentence examples for uses the motto from inspiring English sources

The site, at 236.com, uses the motto "Some of the news, most of the time".

Its packaging states that it is oscietra (one of many spellings for osetra) and uses the motto "The Caspian Legacy".

It uses the motto: "fashion with respect for people and planet", and aims to make sustainable fashion common practice.

In the case of Spike, which uses the motto "Get More Action" and is home to "CSI" reruns, Bruce Lee movies, wrestling and a Web site with a regularly updated feature called "babe-a-lizer," the audience is mostly male and in no mood to watch "Sleepless in Seattle".

using the motto "You're Sick, We're Quick".

"I use the motto, 'Shoot local, change global,'" he said.

"In those cases, the courts ruled that because money is so commonly used, the motto has lost any religious significance.

Founded on Christian principles in 2000 in an Atlanta suburb, Integrity used the motto "In God We Trust".

A picture caption on Saturday with an article about a showdown between Scottsdale and Cave Creek, Ariz., over the right to use the motto "the West's most Western town" misstated, in some copies, part of the name of a buffalo being shown off in Cave Creek.

IT is O.K. for the federal government to print "In God We Trust" on umpteen billion pieces of currency, but it is by no means O.K. for the State of Ohio to use the motto, "With God, All Things Are Possible" on its official seal or anywhere else, for that matter.

Firms paid agents to stay in their hotels, sometimes incognito, to check these rules were met.In the early 20th century Ellsworth Statler, an American entrepreneur, was the first person to codify the operation of a hotel group, using the motto "a room and a bath for a dollar and a half".