Sentence examples for because a stamp from inspiring English sources

However, a manual printing is difficult, because a stamp made from polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) is easily deformed, and a printed pattern is also crushed.

In the mid-1960's, then-Councilman Henry J. Stern, now the parks commissioner, deemed the Council "less than a rubber stamp, because a rubber stamp at least leaves an impression".

The Irish Republican Army, that controlled much of the southern part of the country during the Irish civil war, issued a 1d, 2d and 6d label, mainly because of a stamp shortage.

Because accreditation is a stamp of quality.

"It's unfortunate that a lot of these therapies are viewed as alternative, because it puts a stamp of craziness on things that are potentially valid". Dr. Jennifer Jacobs, a family doctor in Edmonds, Wash., who practices homeopathy, said she hoped the office would at last give her and her homeopathic colleagues the financial support to prove the worthiness of their science.

"He was very fortunate because there was a stamp on David Jones that the referee didn't see," Martinez said.

Once you are mentioned in one publication, then it becomes much easier to leverage that into other coverage because you have a stamp of approval.

He says: "It helped the sales, it helped the exposure, it helped the prestige of the film, and it helps people want to watch it because it has a stamp of a very prominent festival".

I got on the train but I was stopped by the train police because I had a stamp on me to say I was a prisoner, he checked my pass.

I didn't enjoy getting held at the Israeli border for five hours in 2010, and interrogated as if I were a terrorist because I had a stamp from Lebanon in my passport.

What's funny is that if anyone were to check my passport right now, they would see that I am untraceable for about 10 days, because I have a stamp saying that I left Paris on May 26th and a stamp from when I checked back into Paris on June 6th, but no indication of where I had visited in between.