Sentence examples for any stamping from inspiring English sources

Like any stamping ground for a subculture, an outdoor basketball court, say, or a horse track, a lovers' lane has its own recognizable signposts.

"I don't want any stamps today, young man," she said to the clerk.

It didn't seem right to put any stamp on Biophilia.

So we'll scrap stamp duty on their first home purchase up to £250,000, removing nine out of 10 first-time buyers from paying any stamp duty at all.

Still, many judges view these programs skeptically, as do advocates for women, and New York State does not regulate them, so as to avoid giving them any stamp of approval.

However, there are practical steps which can be taken immediately and – if we win the election – one of the first things we will do is to exclude nearly all first-time buyers from paying any stamp duty at all.

That such a thing exists at all, in a post office with no glass panes in its windows nor any stamps, is nothing short of astonishing -- except that all that remains is its cover.

Some people at the meeting doubted whether the landmarks commission would protect enough of the area, but a few also acknowledged that Manhattan Valley could use any stamp of architectural legacy.

So the gain would be the property's sale price less what your husband paid for the property in 2000, less various expenses such as legal fees and any stamp duty paid when it was bought.

Throw in barbecued beef from clover-fed cows, dirt cheap but daring wines from Mendoza, a warm welcome for visitors of any stamp and status and a handful of hedonistic hotels.

If you buy stocks and shares for £1,000 or less, you don't normally need to pay any stamp duty at all – or even tell HMRC about the transaction.