Sentence examples for a better stamp from inspiring English sources

Could there be a better stamp of endorsement than from one's own mother, who happens to be a New York Times Bestseller? "Although I admire my mother's writing enormously, I'm careful not to turn her into my editor.

Like boys boasting the better stamp collection, Bernard Arnault, the chairman of LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton, and his archrival, Francois Pinault, who owns the Au Printemps department stores, have a history of wanting what the other covets.

While the court actions once related mostly to hardware — a new wrinkle in carburetors or a better method to stamp fenders, perhaps — the advent of electrified vehicles is changing the game.

I started out with the notion that if only people on food stamps had a better understanding of nutrition, they would stop buying the sugar- and fat-filled junk that I saw filling their shopping carts.

Consequently, a better approach is to use the silicon stamp as a master template for replication of a daughter, or working stamp based on a cheaper and preferably more flexible material.

He couldn't have dreamed of a better critical endorsement than Bolt's "stamping on the ashes" line.

"Only by working together in Europe can we stamp out tax avoidance and get a better deal for British taxpayers".

So he told me he wouldn't stamp the passes so I could use them on a better day.

In addition, pre-stamped envelopes will be added for returning the questionnaires, as these measures are associated with a better response rate [ 35].

In that case, providing stamped return envelopes is the best way for the JNHS to maintain the cohort with a better cost-performance.

They wear little brown boots, the better to stamp out evil.