“Live a Little Better” (LeFrak City)
The 1960s slogan of LeFrak City in Queens has been "Live a Little Better." The slogan can still be read daily by the thousands of people who drive by each day. About.com"LeFrak City:…
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“Live by the three, die by the three” (basketball adage)
"Live by the three (point shot), die by the three" is a basketball adage, borrowing its form from the older proverb "live by the sword, die by the sword." Teams that rely too…
“Live every day like it’s a summer Friday”
\"Friday" is a favorite work day of many (because it's pay day and there is no work the following day), but a "summer Friday" is even more pleasant to many workers.…
“Live every day like it’s Pretzel Day”
"Live every day like it's Pretzel Day" is a saying that has been printed on many images. National Pretzel Day is April 26th. The pretzel saying is usually associated with the…
“Live every day like it’s summer Friday”
"Friday" is a favorite work day of many (because it's pay day and there is no work the following day), but a "summer Friday" is even more pleasant to many workers.…
“Live every day like it’s Taco Tuesday”
"Live every day like it's Taco Tuesday" is a taco saying that has been printed on many images. "That is why you live every day, like it is TACO TUESDAY" was posted on…
“Live every Friday like it’s a summer Friday”
"Friday" is a favorite work day of many (because it's pay day and there is no work the following day), but a "summer Friday" is even more pleasant to many workers.…
“Live in New York, leave before you become hard. Live in California, leave before you become soft”
Chicago (IL) Tribune columnist Mary Schmich wrote a speech to graduates in her column on June 1, 1997. One piece of advice was: "Live in New York City once, but leave before it makes you hard.…
“Live in the know” (Wall Street Journal slogan)
The Wall Street Journal launched an advertising campaign in January 2010 with a new slogan: "Live in the know." A previous slogan had been "The daily diary of the American…
“Live Large. Think Big” (Dallas slogan)
"Live Large. Think Big" is the slogan promoted by the Dallas Convention & Visitors Bureau. The city slogan is from June 2004, and it was replaced in October 2012 with "Big Things…
“Live life today like there is no coffee tomorrow”
"Live life today like there is no coffee tomorrow" is a coffee saying that has been printed on many images. The saying was popularized in the book The Little Book of Hygge: The Danish Way…
“Live simply so that others may simply live”
"Live simply so that others can/may/might simply live" is a saying that has been printed on many posters. The saying has been attributed to Elizabeth Ann Seton (1774-1821) and Mahatma…
“Live simply. Dream big. Be grateful. Give love. Laugh lots”
Entry in progress -- B.P."Live simply. Dream big. Be grateful. Give love. Laugh lots" is an inspirational saying that has been printed on many images. Twittercesibear@cesibearGreat quote:…
“Live Strong” (Lance Armstrong Foundation)
"Live Strong" is that motto that appeared in May 2004 on yellow wristbands, sponsored by the Lance Armstrong Foundation. Millions of wristbands were sold at $1 each, with proceeds going…
“Live, from New York! It’s Saturday Night!” (Saturday Night Live)
In 1975, sportscaster Howard Cosell attempted to revive the glory that was the Ed Sullivan Show by occupying that same Ed Sullivan theater (on Big Apple Corner) with a new ABC show. It was called…
“Live, Laugh, Love that chicken from Popeyes”
“Love That Chicken from Popeyes®” has been a tagline of Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen restaurants since 1980. It's sometimes combined with the motivational phrase "Live, Laugh,…
“Liver alone, cheese mine!”
"Liver alone, cheese mine!" is a jocular way of saying "Leave her alone, she's mine!" The joke -- with a Mexican speaker using the line -- was posted on the newsgroup…
“Lives matter! If you need a color in front of those words, you’re a racist”
"Black Lives Matter" is the name of an organization and a slogan for a political justice movement. Some people prefer to say that "all lives matter." "Lives matter! If you…
“Living in America means calling the police could kill someone…”
"Living in America means calling the police could kill someone and calling an ambulance could bankrupt someone" was posted on Twitter by Weston David Pagano on June 15, 2020. The saying…
“Living the Christmas spirit, we can bring joy and happiness and peace to this world”
Norman Vincent Peale (1898-1993) spent 52 years at Marble Collegiate Church and was one of New York City's most famous preachers. Peale wrote in the book My Christmas Treasury (1991): "I…