Sentence examples for begin to stamp from inspiring English sources

The winner of the New Hampshire primary by a landslide... JOOOOOOHN MCCAIN!!!" Several hundred college students begin to stamp their feet.

Developing such a treaty — the World Health Organization is the obvious place to start — will take time, but it is the only way to begin to stamp out the international fake drug trade.

But with its firmer grip on power — the party controls the presidency, the government and Parliament — many liberals fear it will begin to stamp its image on Turkey through its rank and file.

These wrinkles may begin to stamp themselves as volume depletes over time, and become fixed if the skin is sun-damaged and can no longer deal with recurrent movement.

Then they began to stamp lightly and sway.

The sooner Lennon is fully installed in the No7 shirt the sooner Steve McClaren will have begun to stamp a different and more positive identity on the England team.

City began confidently and with purpose but the pattern changed once the restored Muhamed Besic, who was impressive again, began to stamp his authority on the midfield battle, flicking the ball over the head of David Silva and rousing the home fans with a fully-committed, clean tackle on Yaya Touré for good measure.

England's superior conditioning began to show in the final quarter and as the game began to break up, their three-quarters began to stamp their authority on the game.

Inverness struggled to regain traction as the visitors began to stamp their authority on the game, and the advantage could have been extended further when Stokes nodded a McGeouch corner off the crossbar on the hour mark.

As World War II took hold in Europe, Italian fascists began to stamp out the trade.

The outraged voters, who were banned from protesting in the streets, began to stamp their banknotes with the letter "V" for "victory," their unifying sign that people power could successfully overtake an unjust government.