Sentence examples for watchword to from inspiring English sources

BUCKEYES ARE HEAVY FAVORITESOhio State coaches often use parity as a watchword to dampen through-the-roof expectations.

Following the 2011 riots in our cities and suburbs, unity was the watchword to guard against further repeats.

They are attempting to make the Presley name the watchword to look for on every sort of product catering to the teen and pre-teen taste.

Instead, July's opening performances are shared between two casts whose watchword, to judge from the first night, is reliability and teamwork.

Given the Jesuits' watchword to find God "in all things," some are hoping that the leadership of a Jesuit pope will allow the church to engage more openly and fearlessly with the world, to project the church's message in new ways and to emphasize service to, and solidarity with, the poor.

* Write a letter explaining why the college is a good match for you, but avoid what Ms. Meislahn calls "love letters" that simply gush, "I really, really, really want to come to (College XYZ)." She cautions: "A very important watchword is to be judicious.

The watchword was to "alert but not alarm" the public and to generate interest in receiving the vaccine (1 ).

"The watchword ought to be fishing better," she said.

Their watchword is, "To hell with Hitler!" And already, they say, their mission is working.

So today's watchword has to be: keep your head down and get by.

As with many worshipers of the free market, Mr. Tierney's watchword seems to be: Capitalism for the masses, socialism for the classes.