Sentence examples for as stamps of from inspiring English sources

Beautifully designed as always, their 32-nations T-shirt presents all the competitors as stamps of national flags but with the customary silhouette of the head of state replaced with the instantly recognisable Vladimir Ilyich Lenin.

These pictures are called 'anchor picture,' and are used as stamps of synchronization and random access.

The elaborate courtship displays of grouse include vocalizations as well as stamping of the feet and noises made with the wings.

David Gregory points out that Clinton is losing the debate on superdelegates, because the SDs are more or less viewing themselves as rubber stamps of the public will.

First, the governor should give his private as well as public stamp of approval to a reform package that has never become law because each house of the Legislature has passed it in a different session.

Moreover, Hardy's endorsement appears on the back as well as the stamp of Hal Roach Studios, the release said.

One view is that the firm has competitive advantages beyond his acumen for example that its reputation means that it may get better terms on deals, since other companies regard an investment from Berkshire as a stamp of approval as well as a source of cash.

In the 1930s Kurt Schwitters constructed collages incorporating ephemera such as stamps and pieces of torn-up envelope, while Robert Watts, a member of the avant-garde Fluxus collective, created hundreds of unofficial stamp designs, many of them jubilantly pornographic.

Or, for those that believe that Facebook or its fact checking partners hold strongly liberal biases, then having Facebook label your posts as "disputed" may actually act as a stamp of approval and a mark of stature.

As well as denying the stamp of rape apologist, Roosh V rejected claims he still lived at home and instead said he lived in "Europe".

They do this partly because they are, or have, brands that act as a stamp of quality.