Sentence examples for which motto from inspiring English sources

4 Which motto best sums up your attitude to work? a) Don't be busy; look busy.

Mr. Belfort also sheds light on the inner workings of the boiler room operation, in which the motto of his aggressive brokers was, "No one hangs up the phone until the customer buys or dies".

But, I do aspire to live a simpler life -- one in which my motto is to "get out of my own way, and let what falls in front of me be the way".

And we see your love of country–a devotion to America captured in the motto you chose as a class, a motto which will guide your lives of service: "Loyal ‘Til the End".

It was amazing to see in the last couple of weeks the speed at which our national motto spread as a slogan on social networks.

She used her position on the city council as an instrument for the public, which was the motto of her campaign slogan, "Eu sou porque nós somos" [I am because we are].

Such devices belong to the Renaissance tradition of the "emblem," which combines a motto with a simple symbolic picture (often a woodcut or engraving) and a concise explanation of the picture motto.

The motto at the foot of the coin is the traditional "Dieu et mon droit" or "God and my right", which is the motto of Prince George's great grandmother, the Queen.

The squad have a motto which is "England 365".

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

Most Fluevog Families have a motto, which is written on either the sole or the insole of each shoe.