This time Hammond forgot to mock and instead sent up a long, lusty slogan that did her credit: "Rah, rah, rah!
Chub leaped to his feet and in a moment the slogan was thundering across the field to where eleven brown-clad figures were forming once more against the foe.
The slogan has ceased, indeed, but the Campbells are comin’!
I’m no dreaming: it’s the slogan o’ the Highlanders!
Design experiences of integration will make the slogan of convergence, applied to the integration of telecommunication, media, and computing, a reality that extends beyond these components.
Edward Bulwer-Lytton gave us the slogan "The pen is mightier than the sword.
Be happy and you will be good" is not the greatslogan of redemption, after all.
Its salvation is the slogan that every man and woman should work and earn at least a living.
How quickly they detect the stranger who has heard the "true American" slogan for the first time, and who has the return part of his ten-day limit ticket tucked safely away in his shabby old wallet.
Joel soon found himself at the head of the procession, and the sloganwas taken up: "Two!
Starting at one end of the west stand the slogan sped, section by section, growing in volume as it went, and causing the crimson flags and banners to dance and leap in the sunlight.
To-day you have adopted his preparedness plan; to-day his undiluted Americanism that he preached to many, to which but few listened, has become the slogan of the whole nation.
This branch, founded in 1867, adopted as its slogan "the enlightenment of the Jews through the Russian language and in the Russian spirit.
Then raise the slogan with ane shout-- "Fy, Tindaill, to it!
Efficiency is the slogan of the National Government and for this purpose all red tape has been completely eliminated.
The slogan has ceased, indeed, but the Campbells are comin’.
It might be the slogan 'Cruachan' whenever it wist, and Archibald of Argile would be more puissant than he of Homer's story.
And we cried the old slogan but once, for time pressed and wind was dear.
In official circles at least, the slogan of "republican simplicity" was silent forever.
Such was the trumpet-blast sent out by Miss Eliza Farnham, one of the pioneers of the movement which took for its slogan her own cry of "Women's Rights.
Food will win the war" was the slogan which challenged American agriculture.
Here is the real goal of all rural effort, the inner kernel of a sane country-life movement, the moving slogan of the new campaign for rural progress that must be waged by the present generation.
The cries of the maimed and the drowning were joined by the terrific slogan of two bands of Scots.
In a moment Wallace sprung so feeble a barrier; and with a shout of death, in which the tremendous slogan of his men now joined, he rushed upon the guard that held the northern gate.
Wallace, whose widowed heart turned icy cold at the dreadful slogan of his Marion's name, more fiercely grasped his sword, and murmured to himself.
All was executed with promptitude; and the tremendous slogan sounding from side to side, the terrified Southrons, before in confusion, now threw away their arms, to lighten themselves for escape.
This was sufficient to bring out the latent patriotism of the electors, who gave a very decided answer to those across the line who had any belief in the American slogan that reciprocity was to be but the first step to annexation.
The sloganno longer is 'Russia's sorrow is Germany's sorrow.
The surest way by which the Social Democracy can isolate the militaristic reaction in Europe and force it to take the offensive is by the slogan of Peace.
German Catechism in German services--such, then, was the sloganwhich Luther now sounded forth with ever-increasing emphasis.
Sola fides iustificat, Faith alone justifies"--that was the great slogan of the Reformation sounded forth by Luther and his followers with ever increasing boldness, force and volume.
The slogan ran: "There is a rogue behind the Interim!
Only please don't insist on my flying a pennant or wearing a cap with the city slogan on it.
The success of that sloganentrenched the protectionists.
There are few Canadians who have forgotten how the indiscreet utterances of Mr. Champ Clark and of President Taft were used to rouse the wrath of Canadians when "no truck or trade with the Yankees" was a slogan of power.
He not only took up theslogan of Eat More Fruit, but he distinctly declared that any customers purchasing his particular brand of fruit would instantly become as gods.
