Sentence examples for website motto from inspiring English sources

You may spot her on the Formentera Yoga website – motto Loving Me ❤ Loving You.

In practice, it mainly meant supplying low-grade bunker fuel to Pakistan's underwhelming and in parts ramshackle navy (website motto: "A silent force to reckon with... ......)... ......

His website reveals his motto is to speak up.

Its website www.slutwalktoronto.com – motto: "being a slut and getting pissed off" – proclaims that the word "slut" is being reappropriated.

Bennett's triumph is included on his website, which carries the motto: We came.

SlipperyBrick (Motto: "The website that sounds like loose stool") posted 10 cute items that were popularized by Star Trek and eventually came to fruition.

There is a section called "First Day In Office," which is a period of time; one called "Competent Leadership," which is a subjective opinion; and one called "Live Free Or Die," which the website acknowledges is a motto.

In the context of last week's events in Syria and Iraq, some may find the motto on its website offensive: "Allah is our objective.

It's no half-assed attempted at nation formation either – Liberland already has a constitution, flag, coat of arms, official website, Facebook page and a motto: "To live and let live".

For example, at commercially-run website Johnnys In A Jiffy ( (motto: "we come before you do"), which offers a wide range of brands with free delivery of orders in unmarked packaging, market-leading Durex condoms sell at: £6.99 for 12 (58p each); £9.99 for 24 (41.6p each); £12.99 for 36 (36p each); £22.99 for 72 (31.9p each); and £34.99 for 144 (24.2p each).

Thus, the motto for the website is, "If you want to date me, you have to date my pet".