Sentence examples for a big stamp of from inspiring English sources

"For us, it's a big stamp of approval".

"For it to go up against chicken tenders and be that successful, that's a big stamp of approval," Ms. O'Malley said.

Condo considered it a pretty big stamp of commercial approval: "They're prestigious collectors.

And yet while all this suggests his message is certainly striking a chord within electronic music, Sanders may have just gotten his biggest stamp of approval thus far.

It is likely that such taxpayers also pay a big proportion of stamp duty, capital-gains tax and inheritance tax.

He plays with the word "fail" as a popular new interjection on the Web, and he likes it: "It evokes a faceless authority passing judgment, and summons up an image of a big rubber stamp coming down on a test or report".

"I think you need a big red stamp," she said.

Last year, Tony Vernon, then the incoming CEO of Kraft, admitted the mac n' cheese maker opposed food stamp cuts because food stamp users were "a big part of our audience".

After a big stimulus, stamping out inflation is not easy, Professor Zhang said.

In 1993, his first year in office, Mr. Clinton proposed a big expansion of the food stamp program, and Congress approved much of his proposal.

The PA's Western-trained security forces had to make do with detaining Mr Badr's son.The PA's effort to control the mosques is a big part of its bid to stamp its authority on the West Bank, muzzle its Islamist foes, and convince friendly and cash-providing Arab and Western governments that it can be trusted to run a would-be state.