Use of the word slogan in a sentence example

slogan

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During the election times many slogans are written on the street walls. [noun]

The phrase, the slogan, is a very dependable Jewish weapon. [noun]

It soon became apparent that this is their slogan for Japan, with it adorning most of their advertising. [noun]

Now that idea has become a popular slogan. [noun]

The oft repeated slogan of our time is, among all politicians, the Socialists included, that ours is an era of individualism, of the minority. [noun]

The slogan of the Grants is "Stand fast Craigellachie!" [Please select]

So the slogan, "He kept us out of war," accomplished its purpose. [Please select]

I'm no dreaming: it's the slogan o' the Highlanders. [Please select]

Hark to the slogan--to the Macgregor, the grandest of them a'.' [Please select]

The slogan has ceased, indeed, but the Campbells are comin'.' [Please select]

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