Sentence examples for common stamp from inspiring English sources

He argued that disparate regional troublemakers, including Iraq, North Korea and Serbia, bore a common stamp: they were all autocracies.

To mark the 40th anniversary of their relationship, the two countries wanted to issue a common stamp; yet controversy erupted when Israeli politicians said it should show not only both countries' flags, but also a barbed-wire symbol to recall the Holocaust.

It's tougher to discern fakes and defects, or to spot the fine details of colour and pattern that separate a common stamp from its celebrated sister.

Most common stamp is called ikimerkki, it mails a normal envelope to anywhere in the world.

Butterflies, sports, famous people, and airplanes are just a few common stamp subjects.

EU enlargement reunites territories that were once the common stamping ground for Nazi racial domination and genocide.

Instead of the more common stamped relief decoration, the ornament was achieved by applying pre-molded relief motifs to the surface of the pottery object and connecting them by curled stems formed of threads of thinly rolled clay.

Some collectors try to acquire a basic collection of the more common stamps from 1922 onwards, though that can be difficult now due to the quantity issued.

As Celtic bowed out of the domestic action for a mid-season break, Commons stamped his class all over St Mirren Park in the course of a 4-0 win.

So are the Brits right to scorn Mr Barroso's big idea Although transaction taxes are common (think stamp duty for house purchases or even sales taxes) they gained a radical tinge in 1972, when the American economist James Tobin proposed a levy on foreign-exchange transactions, to discourage speculative activity.

Harry Potter, Elvis and Bugs Bunny share one thing in common: Traditional stamp collectors are no fans.