Sentence examples for a stamp from from inspiring English sources

They then asked why my sister's passport showed a stamp from Iraq.

My group's arrival was noted in our passports: a small written entry and a stamp from an embossed ring.

Collect a stamp from eight out of 21 breweries and cideries along the route, and win a growler.

One evening in February, after borrowing a stamp from a neighbor downstairs, she turned on the gas and killed herself.

If a customer came in and wanted a stamp from a country a dealer was weak in, the dealer could walk a few feet to another dealer.

In May 2009, judicial authorities withheld a stamp from the licenses of 53 lawyers in Beijing that the lawyers needed to keep practicing.

For example, we learned it's not a fair use to create a Harry Potter lexicon or to create a postage stamp from a sculpture.

The U.S. Postal Service created a commemorative stamp from a photograph of a sculpture called, which is part of the Korean War Veterans' Memorial in Washington DC.

A PMU provides synchronized measurements of power system parameters along with a time stamp from a global positioning system (GPS) clock.

Even when he was guaranteed a rubber stamp from a compliant Congress, he preferred to go it alone.

They really don't have to have anything but a rubber stamp from a judge, and we as librarians can't do anything, can't call a lawyer, can't call the president, without risking incarceration ourselves.