Sentence examples for a stamp over from inspiring English sources

Never apply water to an area with ink or a stamp over it.

The US is not going to take over the world, not even in the MBA world, although the MBA has "made in the US of A" stamped all over it.

Mr. Walters, whose projects with Mr. Balich included Euro 2012, added, "He has a healthy mix of creating a stamp and control over things, while giving people the feeling that they have something valuable to give to the project.

According to Roman religious beliefs, the title symbolized a stamp of authority over humanity and in fact nature that went beyond any constitutional definition of his status.

The next day Les took four eggs for a stamp, and went over to Rockcastle to the post office and mailed it.

State regulation of professions provides a stamp of legitimacy over the jurisdictional claims of the professions, reinforcing their professional branding.

Of course, it's a long way from a debate over a stamp to worrying that we're stifling our children.

I was pleased to see that the White House spokesman, Scott McClellan, believes that "racial stereotypes are offensive no matter what their origin," and that "images such as these have no place in today's world" ("Fight Grows Over a Stamp U.S. Sees as Racist and Mexico Adores," news article, July 2).

The woman wanding me said, apologetically, "He's going to touch your things but he'll have gloves on, okay?" Meanwhile her colleague was puzzling over a stamp in my passport.

The Wisepill adherence monitor (see Fig.  1; Wisepill Technologies, Cape Town, South Africa) communicates dosing behavior in real-time by transmission of a patient identifier and date-time stamp over existing cellular networks when the container is opened to take medications.

To stamp a thin sheet of silver, lay the stamp over the metal and hammer it in firmly.