rallying cry
rallying call

And they have a rallying cry for the week ahead.

It would become the rallying cry for a new nation.

These may be rallying cries, but to do what exactly?

Respect has now become the rallying cry for the team.

He looked around to see if anyone else could have heard the rallying cry that, here, was anything but.

Big hotel companies actually have two major rallying cries these days.

Can you name the candidate for each of these rallying cries?

At the time, "community control" was a rallying cry of the left.

Someone among them should have sounded a rallying cry, but no one did.

Her name could still be used as a rallying cry for the resistance.

It was later released to the general American public as a rallying cry for support of the war.

Nationalism has also become a popular rallying cry at home.

Which is the reason it became the rallying cry for the demonstration.

At the same time, the case has become a rallying cry for people who say English should be the nation's official language.

The civil rights movement made "freedom now" its rallying cry.

They have attacked the law under the rallying cry of free speech.

The old rallying cry of "this is a league matter" was not all bad, by the way.

Diversity was the rallying cry of those who opposed change.

They were returned minutes later, but a rallying cry for traditional basketball has gone up.

So now the basketball scholarship issue became the rallying cry.

That's the rallying cry of defense contractors who want to keep building arms America no longer needs.

That vow has been their rallying cry in Congress this year.

But the way she sings it now, it's not a rallying cry.

This is the rallying cry of those opposed to affirmative action.

The rallying cry of lawmakers now is, "Wait until next year!"

We mean it as a rallying call: you are on the right road!

Now that it was too late, the rallying call went forth.

The 2011 Sweets established a tradition that became a rallying call for the season.

It was a rallying call for chiropractic scientists and scholars.

He also reiterated the manager's rallying call that they were playing for the entire continent.

The right rallying call is for a "Green New Deal."

It is a rallying call, or a cry for help, used by carnies in a fight with outsiders.

The organisation has sent the following rallying call to its members:

Well, if that was to be the rallying call for the revitalized Union, so be it.

As the leader of the world's biggest economy, the most powerful nation on Earth, it's Obama's job to provide a rallying call.

After the death of many of them, the atrocity became a popular rallying call for revenge.

For them, her articulation of choice and freedom from state control was less a matter of political debate than a rallying call.

His party's resounding defeat suggested that the rallying call did not resonate with voters.

But for many in this tired but proud city, the rallying calls of both parties sound hollow.

It has been used as an example to depict the nationalistic fighting spirit of the Chinese people and the rallying call to communism.

It is in effect a rallying call to atheists to fight the theocratic encroachment on free society.

And some come from conservatives whose rallying call in the 80's - shrink the government and save the markets - has turned into gospel.

This refrain has become something of a rallying call for Neo-Calvinists.

The poem, "Unbind It," is his rallying call to be sounded from the grave.

The 20-minute rallying call was agreed in advance with Ed, and drew on some of the leadership speech David had planned to give.

This motion for a resolution is a rallying call to the defence of a free, democratic and European Belarus.

The call also serves a rallying call to summon others to mob and harass the predator.

Martelly issued a rallying call to his country's politicians and senior civil servants on Monday.

The album closes with Constellations, a majestic musical compositions, that's seen as a "rallying call about the future of the human race".