Sentence examples for winning slogan from inspiring English sources
Their winning slogan: "Two Heads Are Better Than One".
Political pros always disparaged "it could have been worse" as a winning slogan (a view I confess I shared).
The winning slogan will be announced at a comedy event on Aug. 25, and there will be a $1,500 prize.
Past midnight someone came up with the winning slogan: "Those who stay at home vote for the past". We went to bed early in the morning.
"Cutting red tape" will no longer be a winning slogan among people who wish more red tape had been tied around their pension policies, endowment mortgages, savings and Isas.
"Vote for Him Before You Vote Against Him" is one of the more winning slogans at the hilarious Web site Kerry-Haters for Kerry.
The winning slogans join others in the hall of fame that include "We deliver for you," for the Postal Service, and "Where's the beef?," for Wendy's.
The winning slogans were vague and broad ("hope" and "change").The sheer size of today's data banks means that companies need to be more careful than ever to treat data as a slave rather than a master.
The winning slogans, also chosen from a field of 26, were a vintage theme, "When you care enough to send the very best," for Hallmark Cards, and a newcomer, "Imagination at work," for General Electric.
There was even a Japanese cartoon advert featuring Wayne Rooney, Robin van Persie and Ángel Di María woodenly intoning the "hungry to win" slogan.
