motto

The trade’s unofficial motto—“deliver or die”—has never rung so true.

“Pluribus” may be the only Latin most Americans are familiar with, assuming they ever looked closely at a coin; it’s the “many” portion of the unofficial American motto that translates to “Out of many, one.”

He ludicrously heralded the deal as an example of his “get stuff done” motto.

His directness took her by surprise, as did his unwitting use of the Swanburne motto.

“It is the Swanburne motto: ‘No hopeless case is truly without hope.’”