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Slogan in sentence

243 examples of Slogan in a sentence

And today's political slogan is, "Bijli, sadak, pani," which means "Electricity, water and roads."
It's because of the second slogan that I want to talk about.
So, my mantra here, my fourth slogan is: 10,000 households or bust.
Our slogan has always been "Future Classics and Forgotten Treasures."
But in fact, that's why the slogan "beyond petroleum" worked.
Coke's global campaign slogan is "Open Happiness."
78 years ago...the premiere of "Anna Christie" advertised by the slogan "Garbo Talks!"
When I saw a VHS cover of this movie years ago, it had depicted Brother Rabbit in insolent mode in front of what looked like the Warner circles with the slogan, "This movie will offend EVERYBODY".
I remember the moment, when they helped the injured Japanese, when I realized that "To End All Wars" was not so named as reference to the WWI slogan, but as subtle hint that the only way we, as a race, will ever outgrow war is when we all realize that we are truly killing our brothers and when we understand that the wars will cease.
"Blair witch meets Jaws !" was the slogan above an image of two petrified characters in the ocean with a large shark fin in front of them.
Griffith never seems to leave terrible enough alone as she comes up with a new, in your face, slogan for almost every new scene and situation.
"...There are still some things we have yet to imagine", is the slogan of this movie.
Whatever happened to the observance of the popular slogan of the time, "Be like Dad, keep Mum"?
Disrespect, ugliness, a look worthy of the "do it yourself" punk slogan...
With fanfare and idealism – reflected in the slogan “Rights Brought Home” – the Human Rights Act came into effect in 2000.
That is fine as a campaign slogan.
Trump has promised to put “America first,” borrowing the slogan of American isolationists in the 1930s, whose most famous spokesman, the aviator Charles Lindbergh, was a notorious anti-Semite who blamed Jews and liberals for pulling the US into a war with Hitler, a man whom he admired.
One read, "Hakimiyet Allah'indir," which roughly translates as "Allah rules" or "power belongs to Allah," a slogan that could be identified with Islamist sentiments.
Its slogan “Never again war!” is only half the truth – the other half is “Never again appeasement!” 8 May 1945 was not “zero hour,” as a popular saying in Germany goes.
The communist slogan "Proletarians of the world, unite!" was interpreted by some as a sublimated expression of homosexuality.
Our collective challenge is to translate a nice-sounding slogan into reality.
The slogan “war for Muslim hearts and minds” is a grotesque yet revealing attempt to link both sets of tools.
(After all, their slogan has long been “Socialism or death!”)
Lifelong learning cannot just be a slogan; it must become a reality.
South Korean liberals argue that this policy compromised the national goal of peaceful reunification, by turning it into an empty slogan.
The reversal of sought-after economic diversification, and the reduction of “modernization” to little more than a slogan, caused no immediate concern.
“A land where we live well and happily,” the campaign slogan of Chancellor Angela Merkel’s Christian Democratic Union (CDU), resonated with them, as did the rather provincial and mostly empty messages of rival parties.
According to one Hamas slogan in the streets of Gaza during the Israeli withdrawal, “Four years of sacrifices weigh more than ten years of negotiations.”
The capital-markets union actually began as a slogan, coined by one of EU Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker's acolytes.
What began as a slogan may turn out to be helpful.
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