Sentence examples for a stamp at from inspiring English sources

You have to look at these young players and sometimes it takes some longer than others to come make a stamp at under-21 level.

That frustration boiled over with Celtic captain Scott Brown, back to his hot-headed worst, aiming a stamp at Gediminas Vicius that would probably have received a red card had it been spotted by the officials.

Each student received a passport booklet and got a stamp at every booth they visited.

At the same time, they must also receive a stamp at the local Mozambican Ministry of Labor (MITRAB) building, which is adjacent to TEBA Ltd. and connected directly by a doorway from TEBA Ltd.

REPORTER AT LARGE about a stamp auction at the Parke-Bernet Galleries.

By Mark Murphy The New Yorker, June 14 , 1941P. 30 REPORTER AT LARGE about a stamp auction at the Parke-Bernet Galleries.

While finding a rare stamp at a car boot sale or an antique shop might fit the idealistic story of a lucky find, the majority of known rare stamps have already been snapped up.

Conventionally, process development has been experimental and iterative, with engineers spending weeks in the lab and taking a substantial risk that the design itself will need to be changed — requiring a new stamp, at a cost of many tens of thousands of dollars for nanoimprint.

In the mid-1960's, then-Councilman Henry J. Stern, now the parks commissioner, deemed the Council "less than a rubber stamp, because a rubber stamp at least leaves an impression".

It goes on sale at a ceremony at noon today that is free to the public, as part of a stamp show at Madison Square Garden through Sunday.

This way stamps become a vehicle for learning about a broader subject in all its nuances, said Dominic Savastano, a stamp specialist at Spink London.