Sentence examples for alignment to stamp from inspiring English sources

"Karimov has taken advantage of the new strategic alignment to stamp down very hard on internal dissent as he sees it," said Roy Allison, director of the Russia and Eurasia program at the Royal Institute for International Affairs in London.

The combined effect of solvent evaporation, ultrasonic agitation, and confinement within the channels of the PDMS stamp resulted in alignment of peptide-amphiphile nanofibers parallel to stamp channels.

To stamp out?

"I need to stamp it," she says, and stamped it.

BRIBERY is very hard to stamp out.

I manage to stamp my foot.

Tuberculosis is harder to stamp out.

Those outbreaks took months to stamp out.

Residents help to stamp out racial violence.

If the stamps are too big (or inflexible) to stamp directly onto the shell, stamp the image onto a piece of tissue paper and cut it out.

A vital signs "stamp" was created which could be used to stamp these three questions onto the vital signs portion of the patient's chart (see Figure 2).