Sentence examples for a tiny stamp from inspiring English sources

Most of the prints were marked as counterfeit with only a tiny stamp, easily hidden by a frame.

There was a tiny stamp in the corner drawn with a red crayon.

When he picked it up, he found a tiny seal stamped on the side.

Emboldened by that tiny stamp of validation, I eschewed law school and went into publishing, first as an editor, later as a writer.

There, faint but distinct enough to read, was a tiny "P" stamped in one corner.

"We have a tiny, postage-stamp-size terrace and it's nice to have a few plants, but myself and my wife really wanted somewhere we could really do some gardening," said Thomas Marzahl, a translator living in Berlin.

Consumers received tiny stamps when they made purchases from participating merchants, glued them onto pages of booklets and redeemed them for products when the accumulated stamps a form of "alternative currency"–had attained a certain value.

Inside the box you'll find a tiny electric motor, stamp-sized sheets of magnesium for power and about a hundred snap-together parts.

The house speciality is francobollo (literally "postage stamp"), a tiny white-bread sandwich filled with sliced meats, radicchio, gorgonzola or roasted vegetables.

The challenge for the Shotgun Players team was to find a way to produce this massive work with a tiny budget on a postage stamp-sized stage while still managing to "bring the magic".

Vuillard was hardly a household name in 1954, the year the Lewyts acquired a tiny oil on board stamped with his signature by order of his estate.