Sentence examples for clear stamp from inspiring English sources

A different kind of actor – one that may well come with a clear stamp of radical political engagement – is also available in Wales.

"But when you see the replay it is a clear stamp.

For featheries, that means no popped seams and a clear stamp of the maker's name.

Gerrard was introduced for Adam Lallana at the start of the second half with United deservedly leading through Juan Mata's early goal - but was gone almost as quickly after following up a thunderous tackle on the goalscorer with a reckless reaction to a challenge with a clear stamp on Ander Herrera.

You can use standard wood mounted, cling rubber, or clear stamps with inks, markers, or paints intended for fabrics.

"I think the closeness of the election and the ill will engendered by the Supreme Court is going to make it difficult for the new administration to make some clear ideological stamp on the courts," said Senator Patrick J. Leahy of Vermont, the ranking Democrat on the Judiciary Committee.

By the late 1930s he began publishing books, both fiction and non-fiction, that bore a clear Christian stamp as he bounced from scholarly tome to fantasy to middle-brow theology.

Serene as a woman of Picassoesque volume, she often erupts into intense and virtuosic clear heel stamping.

Horwill was cleared of stamping on Alun Wyn Jones in the first test, but in a rare move, the International Rugby Board appealed that decision.

The Queensland lock was cleared of stamping or trampling on Alun Wyn Jones's face early in the first Test but the IRB has announced the case will be reheard next week, leading to an angry response by Wallaby officials due to the "serious disruption" it will have on their campaign.

The new Lions captain will line up opposite Australia counterpart James Horwill, who was cleared of stamping on the Welshman's head in the first Test.