Converse of object

• adopt: You will do well to adopt the Greek motto - there is always tomorrow.

• bear: In the center is a green circle bearing the motto in gold, inside the circle is a thistle on a gold field.

• remember: Remember this motto - fail to plan - plan to fail.

• choose: They chose the motto for the archive: " No documents, no history.

• have: He had a motto, his motto was " All or nothing.

Adjective modifier

• Latin: A local printer produced a smart booklet, with the cover bearing the school badge or Latin motto.

• unofficial: You take great pride in the Kennedy's unofficial motto of from " bench to bedside.

• favorite: In conclusion, then, it is time to update the favorite motto of development policymakers.

• official: We French, are lucky enough to live in a beautiful country, where the word fraternité is part of the official motto.

• personal: His personal motto is, " appropriate technology for the appropriate job.

• original: The original motto would have been chosen at the time of the grant and might well say something about the family.

Modifies a noun

• theme: A strong, muscular tension dominated as the four-note motto theme passed between the sections.

Noun used with modifier

• Latin: The latin motto means ' better late than never ' .

• family: After that the Lord of Cardigan adopted his message to the King as a family motto.

• school: My high school motto was ' work hard play hard ' .

• club: Think of the clubs motto " Standard or modified, all are welcome at our friendly, helpful, inspiring website.

• company: What was the company motto again Mike " No income tax, no VAT, no money back, no guarantee!

• state: In New Hampshire car number plates bear the legend, Live Free or Die; a state motto is Don't Tread on Me.

Preposition: of

• order: This was a play on the motto of the Order of the Bath, of which both Nelson and Sir William were members.

Preposition: for

• life: No, see above What's your motto for life?