Sentence examples for usual slogan from inspiring English sources

Ernie Banks, the great former Cub slugger, might have said -- instead of his usual slogan, "Let's play two" -- "Let's play until tomorrow".

But Mr. Romney, as I said, isn't offering anything substantive to fight the slump, just a reprise of the usual slogans.

In addition to T-shirts with the usual slogans, like "The Big Easy" and "I Don't Do Mornings," the souvenir shops had stocked new ones that said "FCK FEMA," and in the evenings the bars were packed with contractors and federal employees.

"Libyan Salafis who returned to Libya from abroad during or after the revolution are grasping for traction by resorting to the usual slogans: rooting out idolatry, whipping up anti-Americanism, and sending volunteers to Syria," Mr. Wehrey said by e-mail from Doha, Qatar.

The traditional "joint new year editorial" carried in all the country's newspapers flourished the usual upbeat slogan: "Glorify this year 2012 as a year of proud victory, a year when an era of prosperity is unfolding, true to the instructions of the great General Kim Jong Il".

Grace Miceli's painting of a Frosted Flakes cereal box reads "I DON'T KNOW WHO I AM ANYMORE, HAHA HA HA HA!" instead of the usual logo and slogan.

There were the usual T-shirt slogans: "Hillary for Prison," "Deplorable Me".

The usual responses were mumbled slogans saying that the World Bank and the IMF oppressed the poor.

His slogan: "Common Sense Democrat".

Photos from the scene show the usual array of anti-Troika slogans, calling for an end to Greece's austerity programme.

So a political leader who could appeal to the excluded and disaffected – on both right and left – without frightening the centrist voters could do serious business at the coming election, where "business as usual" will not be a winning slogan.